06-22-13

dvg

I do like the lighting and the perspective. Nice ambience. Nice Photo. Dimitris V. Georgopoulos, Athens, Greece. P.S: I like the photo in your avatar. Thinking of an F2 and anyone of the great Nikkors 105mm like the f2.5, f1.8 the Macro f2.8 or the old scalloped barrel f2.5? All that legendary lenses that wrote a history of their own.

06-22-13

itus49

A classic of Italian country

06-22-13

dvg

I am coming back to this excellent photo of yours. One of the most interesting pictures of Eiffel in perspective. Bust as the "devil is in the details" I am deeply moved of the short stories written on the hand of the statue. Someones by the names F. Edavili and I. Noiar stood there. Someone else from Yousra, Tunis stood there as well, probably Alwiti who loves Toyssir. Excellent eye Sol, excellent. Dimitris V. Georgopoulos, Athens, Greece.

06-22-13

tclair

Very nice capture!

06-22-13

JT

nice classic look to this.

06-22-13

c_polana

Great, Dan!

06-22-13

c_polana

Great shot!

06-22-13

c_polana

Thank you, Dan

06-22-13

c_polana

Thank you, Dan

06-22-13

sol

Good street scene!

06-22-13

sol

Another very good and funny, Dan!

06-22-13

sol

Spectacular!

06-22-13

sol

The result of the work is interesting as a whole. The author has explained his intent and his unique insights. If we we had to do this work traditionally (before the existence of software for image), we would overexposing in the laboratory stage. Using the "exposure time" of the enlarger and working for areas. By covering and uncovering areas. Each zone corresponding exposure time. More time ... more overexposure in the zone desired ... Photoshop does not do miracles. I always use Any software like I was in my old lab. I apply the technique I know. While it is true that working with software is more comfortable, cleaner and they do not need to be with the red light! :) According to my personal opinion, the end result is what matters. And the result is what the author wants to show us in each of his works. Again ... good work, Leonardo!

06-22-13

leicanthrope

Quite a lovely scene.

06-22-13

falcotto56

Con colpevole ritardo (non l'avevo notata, confesso), mi aggiungo al coro degli elogi per questa stupenda immagine. Leonardo.

06-22-13

falcotto56

Herman Hello and thank you for your message. This is not my style. I especially love the street photography. So I wrote to my dear Sol, in answer to the question. "I have made ​​this series of shots using the high contrast just to avoid represent individuals in their true identity. But I believe that the photo must also represent the situations and conditions of men. And this should serves to reflect! That's why I started with the market almost deserted and ended up with people who ask for alms." The high contrast after I made ​​with the PC. But I do not have photoshop, only small Windows program to make small interventions. Dear greetings and thank you for your attention towards me. Leonardo.

06-22-13

leicanthrope

Amazing photograph!

06-22-13

evje

perfect, an very good

06-22-13

cancan

sumply beautiful

06-22-13

leicanthrope

No idea! It appeared to be an interesting conversation. It was what initially attracted me to the scene.