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White wall sent on July 31, 2011 (18:19) by Ferrajeans. 2 comments, 1098 views.

at 200mm, 1/2500 f/6.3, ISO 400, hand held.

Casera Cornetto, Cimolais, (PN)

3 persons like it: Arconudo, Davidesave, Quellolà

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Giorgio Barozzi

sent on May 29, 2014 (18:43)

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Ciao Ferrajeans,
mi piace l'idea di inquadratura e l'assenza di punti di riferimento per collocare la figura umana. Sembra proprio un muro bianco.
Sarebbe interessante giocare un po' con il bilanciamento del bianco: non capisco se c'è un minima dominante bluastra nello scatto.
Giorgio

Hello Ferrajeans,
I like the idea of ??framing and the lack of reference points to place the human figure. Looks like a white wall.
It would be interesting to play around 'with the white balance: I do not know if there is a minimum bluish cast in the shot.
George

Ferrajeans

sent on March 21, 2016 (10:03)

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Grazie del commento. A monitor non mi pare di vedere dominanti, ma devo riprendere in mano tutti i miei scatti dopo un lungo periodo di inattività.

Thanks for the comment. A monitor does not seem to see dominant, but I have to take back all my shots after a long period of inactivity.

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