The Senigallia Rotunda

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The Senigallia Rotunda sent on October 27, 2019 (14:17) by Andrea Aquili. 2 comments, 473 views.

at 24mm, 30 sec f/14.0, ISO 100, tripod. Senigallia, Italy.

L' attrazione più bella di Senigallia a ridosso del mare: la Rotonda!

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9 persons like it: Alessandro57, Antonio Dell'Aquila, Balzarini Paolo, Eugenio Sacchetti, Jocker83, Luca Distefano, MassimoGiuliani, Pecoe, Supercecc56

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Turbolumaca

sent on November 09, 2019 (8:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello, I think I'd be attracted to it too!
However here you exaggerated with the exposure and the lights burned, while the shadows remained evidence of detail. If your intent was to make the sea feel, maybe you should have snapped with sunlight still present. Instead, to make it more mysterious and less contextualized, it would be enough to reduce the time to eliminate the clipping, or contain it...
For how I see it, it is a good idea that needs a return to the place (of these ideas I have the hard drive full :-) ).
Hello and have fun!
David

Andrea Aquili

sent on November 09, 2019 (10:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks to the turbolumaca constructive criticism. Actually, the light is so live. I simply raised the shadows to make the details under the jetty (sea included) and yes I raised a little shadow inevitably also on the walk but the effect is really minimal.

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