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Essence of Spring sent on March 17, 2014 (14:22) by Ruben Rodriguez Spinetto. 3 comments, 645 views.

at 55mm, 1/320 f/5.6, ISO 100, hand held.

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9 persons like it: Cristina Giani, Flaber70, Giacomo Balestro, Martello, Mnardell, Portierino, Scarlet, Soniax, Tiziano Ferlanti

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Flaber70

sent on March 17, 2014 (15:00)

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ciao Ruben
il sole che trasforma un petalo in una sottile trasparenza di luce....
molto bella
ciao
flavio

hello Ruben
the sun which transforms a petal in a thin transparency of light ....
very nice
hello
flavio

Pigi47

sent on March 17, 2014 (16:07)

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Ovviamente non so quali fossero le tue intenzioni per questo scatto, però francamente io l'avrei visto differentemente evitando di bruciare i petali con le alte luci esponendo per queste. Per attenuare le inevitabili ombre si sarebbe potuto utilizzare un pannello diffusore o carta d'allumino, oppure un colpetto di fill-in. Ma come sempre rientriamo nei gusti personali.

Obviously I do not know what were your intentions for this shot, but frankly I would have seen differently by not burn the petals with the highlights for exposing these. To mitigate the inevitable shadows could use a diffuser panel of aluminum or paper, or tap a fill-in. But as always, we return to personal taste.

Ruben Rodriguez Spinetto

sent on March 18, 2014 (20:54)

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Carissimi Flavio e Pigi, grazie per i Vostri commenti! :-P

@Pigi: Grazie per i suggerimenti che apprezzo sempre molto. In questa foto ho cercato questa post produzione per il senso di evanescenza... Grazie ancora e buona Luce, Ruben

Dear Flavio and Pigi, thanks for your comments! :-P @ Pigi: Thanks for the tips that I always appreciate. In this photo I tried this post-production for the sense of evanescence ... Thanks again and good light, Ruben

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