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Published: 2005-01-09 20:13:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 371; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 36
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This isn't a beatiful photo, but I want to show you the mountains of my city.There is a popular "mith" about Vigolana (this is its name): if you can see the she-bear on it (it's in the centre of this photo, that gray spot on the snow) it means that we are in winter and it's very cold.
Manipulated a bit in photoshop (colors, contrast and so on).
Hope you like it!
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Comments: 18
Questa Γ¨ la vista esatta che ho dalla mia camera!! 
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ah si? beh questa non è un granchè...
ma dove abiti scusa?
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ah si? io abitavo in via Malfatti fino ad un anno fa!
ora sono in via Marsala...
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Abito proprio in centro (o quasi...), vicino al cinema Roma per darti un'idea... tu?
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Make: NIKON
Model: E3200
Shutter Speed: 10/5010 second
F Number: F/4.9
Focal Length: 17 mm
ISO Speed: 50
why the F stop and shutter speed? Would think you would have went to F11 or so as you had plenty of light - Where you wanting to blur the forground?
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i don't understand...
i simply clicked... my camera is so humble (nikon coolpix 3200) and i can't change the shutter speed... (at least i think so)
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oh thanks. i am not sure to understand all (my english is not so good!
But can you please teach me about this "f stop"?
Thanks really a lot for your patience...
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You cannot change it directly but you can pic the best mode
I love the following link [link]
small part below
"modes overlay framing guides in the shape of people, mountains or an alignment grid on the LCD monitor, making it easy to frame your subjects to best align with the camera's exposure and focusing systems. Consumers thus have a nearly foolproof way to capture great pictures in just about any situation--so long as they take the time to learn about these modes."
Basically the modes prioritize either shutter speed or f stop understanding them will result it far better pictures.
Kevin
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I like this photo, it's got great color and a beautiful subject. If I were to make a suggestion, it would be to heed the rule of thirds. The imagined line between the mountains and the sky is just a little below the halfway point, which can cause a little confusion as to what is the main focus. I would suggest a little cropping of the sky, as to bring the imagined horizon line up, with the image being about a third sky at the top, and two thirds mountain along the bottom.
This really is a beautiful photograph, I just think that with some cropping it could be irresistable.
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thanks a lot for your comment. I know the rule of thirds, but i have learned it only 1 week ago!
I will try to apply it on this deviation...
Thanks a lot for your advice!
bye
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tre ore che guardo e non trovo l'orsa *me piange come una disperata*
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LOL se vuoi te la mando via mail cerchiandoti l'orsa!
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la foto Γ¨ bene fatta,e mi piace parecchio il panorama.
Γ¨ la nuova digi vero?
sembra buona!
ma quel che conta Γ¨ anche il fotografo!
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Si si Γ¨ la nuova digitale!
La foto secondo me non è un granchè, tra l'altro ho colorato un po' il cielo e schiarito la montagna, e poi ho tolto un lampione che stava in mezzo!
Magari ti farΓ² vedere l'originale...
Cmq grazie del commento!
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thanks a lot for ur comment!
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