∑
by GIULIO57
Letters or Words of Greek alphabet only, can snap a shape, an idea, an opinion. Greek Civilization and Language are Mother and Father of Modern Europe. EUREKA! This boulevard well matched to ∑ so “this could be right title, I thought”. PENTAX camera K20D on tripod and PENTAX lens Zoom 55-300mm(Mighty). HDR in Photomatix using five different captures (+/-1; +/- 0.5; 0). Manual Exposure.Manual Focusing. Place: South area of Val d’Orcia-Tuscany-Italy. I choosed HDR path to keep wide range of tones and lights that scene offered to me at that moment. Wood (dried) in foreground bears red-tones and these different colours attracted my attention. This mix of red-green(almost a mix of two different seasons at same time in same place:fall and spring) gave a special feeling-look to the whole compo.
Uploaded06/04/2014 - 08:09
CategoryLandscape / Travel
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Posted 06/04/2014 - 11:16
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I can't decide whether the green is too saturated or not..it's certainly a striking image and cleverly titled.
That road looks like a real 'drivers' road, I keep saying I must visit Tuscany some time as I do like the scenery.
regards
karlo
That road looks like a real 'drivers' road, I keep saying I must visit Tuscany some time as I do like the scenery.
regards
karlo
Posted 06/04/2014 - 14:28
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I love this Guilio, great lead lines and just like a modern art painting Karlo need to visit Tuscany too.
Posted 06/04/2014 - 16:43
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Wonderful snake like path leading to the house, super compo and glorious colours.
Posted 06/04/2014 - 16:50
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1stEverPentax wrote:
I can't decide whether the green is too saturated or not..it's certainly a striking image .
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karlo
I can't decide whether the green is too saturated or not..it's certainly a striking image .
regards
karlo
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Malc
Posted 06/04/2014 - 16:53
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1stEverPentax wrote:
I can't decide whether the green is too saturated or not..it's certainly a striking image and cleverly titled.
That road looks like a real 'drivers' road, I keep saying I must visit Tuscany some time as I do like the scenery.
regards
karlo
I can't decide whether the green is too saturated or not..it's certainly a striking image and cleverly titled.
That road looks like a real 'drivers' road, I keep saying I must visit Tuscany some time as I do like the scenery.
regards
karlo
...Welcome to Tuscany. About saturation: I woke up early in the morning to reach that place.(h8 i was ready but waited half an hour just for this hazy light).Days before light was hard enough at that hour and angle of sun rays gave me this "over-deep" tones. Useless writing (but you ALL know) that I'm a fan of these kind of colours....and no polarizing...By the way: in the past this road has been used several times for "rallies"...
Posted 06/04/2014 - 17:37
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an elegant serpentine journey into this charming bucolic Tuscan landscape, a pleasure to gaze at this scene
Posted 08/04/2014 - 09:27
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I love the tones. Van Gogh took the approach....didn't do too badly artistically. I agree with knowing your own environment and personal understanding of how you want to portray it. Mine has a dark, hinterland approach which bears no resemblance to the dunes in summertime. But that's how I want to portray my photographs. This photograph? I see the sunshine Italy that I visited for a wedding 3/4 years ago. Best time of my life socially. Happy memories so...Thankyou for relighting that memory.
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Posted 08/04/2014 - 14:41
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You have incorporated wonderful shapes into the whole! Very nice.
Posted 08/04/2014 - 20:44
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graysummers wrote:
I love the tones. Van Gogh took the approach....didn't do too badly artistically. I agree with knowing your own environment and personal understanding of how you want to portray it. Mine has a dark, hinterland approach which bears no resemblance to the dunes in summertime. But that's how I want to portray my photographs. This photograph? I see the sunshine Italy that I visited for a wedding 3/4 years ago. Best time of my life socially. Happy memories so...Thankyou for relighting that memory.
I love the tones. Van Gogh took the approach....didn't do too badly artistically. I agree with knowing your own environment and personal understanding of how you want to portray it. Mine has a dark, hinterland approach which bears no resemblance to the dunes in summertime. But that's how I want to portray my photographs. This photograph? I see the sunshine Italy that I visited for a wedding 3/4 years ago. Best time of my life socially. Happy memories so...Thankyou for relighting that memory.
Thx for your BEAUTIFUL words
Posted 17/04/2014 - 14:55
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Lovely work and depth to to this, love the strong shadows of the cyprus trees beside the road...Well done Grazie Alan.
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