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| sent on April 29, 2014 (8:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
technically quite well-run shot ... I would have opted for a vertical in the frame while maintaining the top of the tower and the base to the right of the facade of the Basilica :-| admitted that you could, personal opinion ...
hello, marco tecnicamente scatto decisamente ben gestito ... avrei optato per un verticale mantenendo nell'inquadratura la cima del campanile e la base a destra della facciata della Basilica  ammesso che si potesse, parere personale ...
ciao, marco |
| sent on April 29, 2014 (22:13) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Mark, in fact the vertical cut we could stay, but taken by the heat you want to frame the octagonal lantern (which is just barely visible) by the most famous architect of the '600 Varese (Giuseppe Bernasconi said "the left-handed") I neglected the rest . Thanks for your visit and comment. Opinion more than fair, however. Ciao Marco, in effetti il taglio verticale ci poteva stare, ma preso dalla foga di voler inquadrare il tiburio ottagonale (che appena si intravvede) opera del più famoso architetto varesino del '600 (Giuseppe Bernasconi detto "il mancino") ho trascurato il resto. Grazie della visita e del commento. Parere più che giusto, comunque. |
| sent on April 29, 2014 (22:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Richard, finally the project "my" Varese is enhanced still a nice shot.
I like how you handled the lights and I agree with Mark on the cut parts, plus some well-known line from sagging.
However, a very good shot, congratulations.
Hello
Fabrizio Ciao Riccardo, finalmente il progetto la "mia" Varese si arricchisce ancora di un bello scatto.
Mi piace come hai gestito le luci e concordo con Marco sulle parti tagliate, in più noto qualche linea cadente.
Comunque un'ottimo scatto, complimenti.
Ciao
Fabrizio |
| sent on April 29, 2014 (22:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Fabrizio, thanks for the compliments, too good. My photographic journey goes a little bit slowly, and so it is a continuous review and revise the mistakes so as not to fall into them again, and then ... I do otherwise. If the experience has to pay the price, I hope I present the final bill as soon as possible so then I will have only positive. Or am I wrong? Ciao Fabrizio, grazie per i complimenti, troppo buono. Il mio percorso fotografico procede un pochino a rilento e quindi è un continuo ripassare e rivedere gli errori commessi per non ricaderci e poi...ne faccio di altro tipo. Se l'esperienza deve pagare lo scotto, spero mi presenti al più presto il conto finale così poi avrò solo positività. O mi sbaglio? |
user33671 | sent on April 30, 2014 (6:40) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Richard, you're not wrong, experience is the only path that leads you safely to your destination, assisted also by theory, to a lesser extent ;-) ;-)
Have well stated the photo getting, I think deliberately, some burnt parts that give it a nice atmosphere. Good reached the three-dimensionality that provides a point of view "ant" and slims the structure upwards:-P:-P
Two notes: The shot also in my opinion is affected by the cutting of the bell tower and the floor; dust on the sensor / lens on the left (or is it the reflections of the lights?) ;-)
Greetings and see you soon, Michele Ciao Riccardo, non sbagli, l'esperienza è l'unico sentiero che ti conduce sicuro alla meta, coadiuvata anche dalla teoria, in misura minore
Hai esposto bene la foto ottenendo, credo volutamente, alcune parti bruciate che le conferiscono un'atmosfera molto gradevole. Buona la tridimensionalità raggiunta che offre un punto di vista "da formica" e slancia la struttura verso l'alto
Due appunti: L'inquadratura anche secondo me risente del taglio del campanile e del piano di calpestio; la polvere sul sensore/lente sulla sinistra (o si tratta di riflessi delle luci?)
Un saluto ed a presto, Michele |
| sent on April 30, 2014 (6:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Michael, thanks to the appreciation and analysis. The burnt parts are not just desired but in the end I was not sorry because I'm going to nscondere some writing that I did not appeared. For cutting unfortunately, as I said to Mark, to enclose a particular I sacrificed another. But since it's my city certainly try again to make it as indicatomi.
For the sensor, it was dirty. I performed the cleaning.
Have a nice day
Riccardo Ciao Michele, grazie dell'apprezzamento e dell'analisi. Le parti bruciate non sono proprio volute ma alla fine non mi sono dispiaciute perchè sono andate a nscondere alcune scritte che non volevo apparissero. Per il taglio purtroppo, come detto a Marco, per racchiudere un particolare ne ho sacrificato un altro. Ma visto che è la mia città riproverò sicuramente a farla come indicatomi.
Per il sensore, era sporco. Ho eseguito la pulizia.
Buona giornata
Riccardo |
user33671 | sent on April 30, 2014 (6:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
“ The parties have not burned their scrolls „ Sometimes you do it right and you're wrong, you're wrong and the other is done well, as in this case:-P:-P
Very honest ;-) ;-)
See you soon, Michele " Le parti bruciate non sono proprio volute" A volte si fa bene e si sbaglia, altre si sbaglia e si fa bene, come in questo caso
Molto onesto
A presto, Michele |
| sent on April 30, 2014 (14:21) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
In addition to what has already been said by Mcs_63 for vertical cutting, also add the vision of a slight slip on the left.
For the rest of the shot I like.
Hello
George Oltre a quanto già detto da Mcs_63 per il taglio verticale, aggiungo anche la visione di un leggero sbandamento a sinistra.
Per il resto lo scatto mi piace.
Ciao
Giorgio |
| sent on April 30, 2014 (21:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello George, thanks for the passage and comment. The next will be ad hoc.
Riccardo Ciao Giorgio, grazie del passaggio e del commento. La prossima sarà ad hoc.
Riccardo |
| sent on May 23, 2014 (10:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Also this beautiful night .. hello Pier
;-) bello anche questo notturno.. ciao Pier
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| sent on May 24, 2014 (15:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks for this, Pier
Hello, Richard Grazie anche per questo, Pier
Ciao, Riccardo |
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