Apse of the Church of San Marcuola (eighteenth century).

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Apse of the Church of San Marcuola (eighteenth century). sent on December 28, 2016 (15:54) by Roberto P. 2 comments, 612 views.

at 10mm, 1/60 f/8.0, ISO 125, hand held.

Arch. Antonio Gaspari e Giorgio Massari; sec. XVII-XVIII. Martedì 20 dicembre 2016, 12:35. Foto realizzata con la macchina in verticale e asse ottico parallelo al terreno, successivo taglio della parte inferiore e impaginazione in formato quadrato (ottenendo quindi un angolo orizzontale pari a quello di un 15mm - o di un 23mm su FF). A causa dell'esiguità dello spazio a disposizione ho dovuto scattare da un PdR vicino alla chiesa. La parte alta e in particolare la torretta campanaria è interessata da una vistosa deformazione anamorfica (o aberrazione marginale), ineludibile per via delle leggi dell'ottica; quindi per informare sulle reali proporzioni di questa parte della chiesa, ho allegato la foto successiva, con un obiettivo normale e una prospettiva che, essendo la linea d'orizzonte al di fuori dell'inquadratura, mantiene le linee verticale convergenti verso il punto di fuga. Si notino sulla sinistra l'inclinazione sia della parete della casa sia di quella quella della chiesa, che sono divergenti nonostante la macchina sia in bolla, dal momento che la pendenza è reale (cosa frequente nei muri veneziani). #Chiese #Churches #Monumenti

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sent on December 28, 2016 (18:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Interesting how you handled this shot ... !!
A salutone .. ;-)

Roberto P

sent on December 28, 2016 (19:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I held the camera vertically and "bubble", ie with the optical axis parallel to the ground, checking with a spirit level attached to the hot shoe flash; cute accessory, useful and economical:
https://www.amazon.it/gp/product/B00005QFAF/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_
to be honest I then corrected in a bit of PP.
So I cut the bottom, because the pavement, rather monotonous, took up too much space, and I kept the rest in square format.

Spare the salutone ...

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