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Duomo
Image Title:  Duomo
 
 By: Anthony Lound  
  Copyright ©2009


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Photographer Anthony Lound {K:6586}
Project #33 Pictures of Famous Places Camera Model Nikon D70
Categories Alternative Process
Historical
Architecture
Film Format Digital RAW
Portfolio Lens Nikkor 18-200mm VR
Uploaded 6/28/2009 Film / Memory Type Lexar  1GB
    ISO / Film Speed 1000
Views 263 Shutter 1/30th sec
Favorites Aperture f/3.5
Critiques 27 Rating Critique Only Image
Location City -  Florence (Firenze)
State -  FLORENCE
Country - Italy   Italy
About This is a shot of the nave and rib-vault of the Duomo in Florence, looking toward the crossing and chancel. It doesn't need further explanation from the likes of me. Compared with the other great cathedrals of England and Europe, it's starkly plain. I think it owes its power to this simplicity. The Dome is another story and I am looking forward to that. I'm experimenting with selective de-saturation, as can be seen here. Please don't take it too earnestly - the RAW image is still there :)
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There are 27 Comments in 1 Pages
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Vijay Kurhade   {K:9497} 6/28/2009
impressive shot
take care


Gust@vo Sch3v3rin   {K:153246} 6/28/2009
Excelente, merecidos los award!
Felicitaciones!


awad alshamlani   {K:587} 6/28/2009
woooow Excelente very Excelente


Roberto Arcari Farinetti   {K:192005} 6/28/2009
oh...just another double award..my friend..
the lucky italy-shot-series!
roby

:)

take care, ciao..


Anthony Lound   {K:6586} 6/28/2009
Thank you all for your comments.

Yes Roby, evidently I did something right when I was a guest in Italy recently! Thanks a lot :) And my thanks also to those who kindly made these Awards on my photograph. I am very flattered indeed.

Warm regards,

Anthony


Roberto Arcari Farinetti   {K:192005} 6/28/2009
all deserved it..
warm reagrds back to you!

have all the best
roby


Michael Mellen   {K:10589} 6/28/2009
Wonderful sharp image, beautiful shapes. Congratulations on the awards, very much deserved.

Very best of wishes to you........ Mike


Anthony Lound   {K:6586} 6/29/2009
Many thanks Mike. I see you are a professional photographer (at least I think I am correct).

I am intrigued, because I have just been looking at your portfolio, in particular this quite astonishing image of yours: http://www.usefilm.com/image/1502032.html. Simple technical question (for your art speaks for itself here): do you attribute the stunning quality of your photograph to the medium format you used? Even as a web image, circumscribed by this medium, it stands out brightly, and persuasively.

Regards, and thanks again for your interest,

Anthony


Michael Mellen   {K:10589} 6/29/2009
Anthony,
I do love my medium format camera, mainly for printing larger prints and capturing detail. I credit the use of film for the appearance of the images that I create. Friendly competition with my brothers also helps alot.
Thank you very much for your kind compliment. You have some outstanding work in your portfolio as well.

Congratulations again.......

Mike


Domenico Franco   {K:1247} 6/30/2009
Another great shot and another well-deserved award.
Congrats.


Rashed Abdulla   {K:3108} 6/30/2009
You do deserve the awards my friend, wonderful job been made here which I have enjoyed viewing , please except my best regards.

Rashed


Anthony Lound   {K:6586} 7/1/2009
Warmest thanks indeed Rashed! It's a real pleasure to receive praise from someone like you, whose art and technique I have much to learn from, and which I greatly admire.

Are you still busy in Thailand?

Regards as ever,

Anthony


Anthony Lound   {K:6586} 7/1/2009
My thanks to you Domenico!

Regards,

Anthony


Armando Giambolini   {K:9793} 7/2/2009
Hello Anthony ,

I visited Firenze years ago and have taken a lot of photos included the Duomo too.

I can tell you that in comparison with yours my pictures are to be destroyed...

hahaha...yes .

However this one is a masterpiece , indeed !

Congratulazions for the deserved awards.

ciao

armando


Malules Fernandez   {K:34503} 7/2/2009
Fabulous work, Anthony.
congrats on the awards!!
hugs,
Malules


Don mecano   {K:132} 7/2/2009
Congratulations, your recent output has been excellent. That two/three year hiatus you took from this site seems to have energized you!
Great picture and well deserved award.


Steve Aronoff   {K:18393} 7/2/2009
What I like about the desaturation here is that the undesaturated people present the effect of additional stained glass on the floor. The new mimicking the old. Congratulations on your award.


Anthony Lound   {K:6586} 7/2/2009
Armando, your comment made me laugh out loud - I love your humour - and exaggeration! In fact, I should very much love to see your work on Florence. I'm about to look at some i took of the Dome of the Duomo because it absolutely fascinates me, both for its art, and the sheer genius of its construction.

Kind regards and thank you for your words.

Anthony


Anthony Lound   {K:6586} 7/2/2009
What can I say Malules, except thanks. I have been enjoying your series of abstracts in Prague, and my sincerest congratulations on your BIP for: http://www.usefilm.com/Image.asp?ID=1531335.

I DO your # 17 in that series: http://www.usefilm.com/image/1531337.html

Yours ever,

Anthony


Anthony Lound   {K:6586} 7/2/2009
Thank you Steve, very much. I very much appreciate comments like yours which add an extra dimension. My desaturation attempt here was rushed, and I certainly wasn't expecting any award for it! The crude smudging on the figure at left irritates me - a lot! And i am sure that many others take the whole idea greatly amiss. I was anticipating that in my "About".

Kind of you to take time to visit and comment.

Anthony


Anthony Lound   {K:6586} 7/2/2009
Why thanks Don. GET POSTING some of your HD stills!

Seriously!

Ant


Don mecano   {K:132} 7/3/2009
OK there you go http://www.usefilm.com/Image.asp?ID=1531472
The same location :P


Don mecano   {K:132} 7/3/2009
Correction, the post is Siena's Duomo not Firenze. Though I dare say I can dig up some footage of that magnificent cathedral :)


K r i s h n e n d u   {K:6246} 7/3/2009
excellent Ant
Congrats on the award :)
you deserve it my friend :)


Anthony Lound   {K:6586} 7/3/2009
I know...
Only kiddin'


Richard Bidgood   {K:497} 8/6/2009
Hi Anthony,

I just ran across this shot flipping through pictures. Very nice! I like the de-saturation leaving the windows and a few splashes of color here and there. Very neat effect. I hope you worked up the nerve to get some shots from inside the dome!

Thanks for sharing,
Richard


Richard Bidgood   {K:497} 8/6/2009
Anthony,

Oh, and congratulations on the awards. Well deserved.

Richard


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