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Dubai Marina sent on March 01, 2019 (14:12) by Matteo Bertetto. 3 comments, 760 views.

, 30 sec f/8.0, ISO 100, tripod. Dubai (city), United Arab Emirates.

Filtro NiSi Natural Night Multi esp manuale (tecnica Bertetto).

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21 persons like it: 66ilmoro, Albieri Sergio, Aringhe Blu, Barzagli, Bertalberto, Enricomazz, Fausto Pesce, Fernando Vendittelli, Fragarbo, Francesco Rotolo, Gabri97, Gianluca Marasciuolo, Marlon, Marmor, MatteoBio, Maxmontella, Muzak, Peda, Puliciclone, Saveriocz, Victor 65

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Enricomazz

sent on March 01, 2019 (15:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Crazy! Details always at the top as your wont!! Great technique and you have an eye on the composition that is scary! Looking from the top down the spiraling skyscraper seems to move!
You know what? Looking at it carefully I find only that maybe the lights are slightly too "soft" for the effect they give to the image, or maybe it is the photo to be slightly underexposed to give a slightly "washed-out" effect... I don't know if he understands what I mean! Still fantastic! is a pano more photos or is it a vertical with multi exposure!?

Matteo Bertetto

sent on March 01, 2019 (17:13) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Quotas /QUOTE Crazy! Details always at the top as your wont!! Great technique and you have an eye on the composition that is scary! Looking from the top down the spiraling skyscraper seems to move!
You know what? Looking at it carefully I find only that maybe the lights are slightly too "soft" for the effect they give to the image, or maybe it is the photo to be slightly underexposed to give a slightly "washed-out" effect... I don't know if he understands what I mean! Still fantastic! is a pano more photos or is it a vertical with multi exposure!? Quotas /QUOTE Hi Enrico and thanks.. Yes the final effect of the lights is a little due to the recovery and a bit to the final post with the effect Orton.. I do not like the lights too bright and above all must never be minimally burnt according to my vision. It is not a photomerge but a single 35mm composition.

Marmor

sent on March 01, 2019 (22:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I find the result very egregious. I spent two nights in that central skyscraper, the lowest: suite of 180 square meters per family of 4; My children chased each other between a room and the other :-P
When I booked they asked me if we were more because over 5 they would give me the whole plan of 500 square meters :-o

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