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Image Title:  The kind of photo you like more 2
 
 By: Giuseppe Guadagno  
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Photographer Giuseppe Guadagno {K:33999}
Project #52 Patterns in Nature Camera Model D2X
Categories Florals
Nature
Macro
Film Format
Portfolio Colours
Lens Nikon  200mm f/4D ED-IF AF Micro
Uploaded 5/14/2006 Film / Memory Type Digital RAW
    ISO / Film Speed
Views 244 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 19 Rating
5.75
/ 4 Ratings
Location City -  Rimini
State - 
Country - Italy   Italy
About Watching a lot of floral pictures in Usefilm and on the Web I see that the great part of the photographers (in the average, not you) prefers images of flowers with colours very much satured, lominous, with soft contrasts, better if macro oriented. This is not what I love (see my previous upload). Well, you think, you must choose who satisfy: yourself or the others. It's not so simple. (continue)
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There are 19 Comments in 1 Pages
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Burak Tanriover   {K:16604} 5/14/2006
I like the contrast and lighting a lot.
best wishes


Riny Koopman   {K:61179} 5/14/2006
And that is why I love flowers,Gongrats for such BEAUTY..


Giuseppe Guadagno   {K:33999} 5/14/2006
Thanks very much for this compliment, beautiful for who loves flowers as I do. Riny, where are you?
Take care.

Giuseppe


Marian Man   {K:69688} 5/14/2006
great lighting dear Giuseppe!! an elegant and delicate beauty!!!!! perfect capture!!!! bravo!!!!!
good night
Marian


Dino Lupani   {K:15101} 5/14/2006
Davvero eccellente in tutto!!!
Ciao


Susie OConnor   {K:34798} 5/15/2006
You are right Giuseppe, there are many diverse tastes. I think in the end you must please yourself and realize that there are lots of others with similar tastes that will love your work. This is sure a pretty shot, but I too prefer the type of shot you presented in your first post. I like the crisp detail and sharp focus more. I love the lighting here, but I miss the focus on the center of the flower! Good experiment and observation my friend.
Susie


Rashed Abdulla   {K:154808} 5/15/2006
very beautiful image and with very great lighting , colors and details, all of the best my friend


Eb Mueller   {K:23254} 5/16/2006
The focus here is on the light which beautifully enhances this flower. One could consider this an abstract with the black background and especially with the beautiful de-focused stem.
Eb


Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia   {K:92460} 5/17/2006
great details. marvelous comosition.


Joggie van Staden   {K:41275} 5/17/2006
Nice colour Giuseppe but it lacks sharpness in the centre. From your portfolio its clear that you like saturated colours (mainly backlighting)and stark contrast with background and maximum depth of field on the flower. I like it too, but then I also have much appreciation of a more subtler approach with larg out of focus areas and colour and forms of leaves and petals that flow into each other (i.e. shallow DoF with sharp focus on a specific critical element of the flower or leaf - accentuating form and harmony). As a botanist I am always looking for the sharp detail and natural colours while as a naturalist/ecologist I always look at the relation between the elements, the flow of the stream of life - the more subtle side of nature. Thats why I really enjoy your work as much as that of Petal Wijnen and Jorg Reif! kind regards.
Joggie


Rafael  Burgos   {K:1361} 5/18/2006
You have the most beautiful collection of flowers, but I love this.

Best regards
Rafael

* Thanks for your comments *


Giuseppe Guadagno   {K:33999} 5/20/2006
Thanks Burak. I am glad you like my little flower.
I visited your big home with excellent photos hanging on the walls.
I will come back to complete my tour.
Ciao.

Giuseppe.


Giuseppe Guadagno   {K:33999} 5/20/2006
Thanks Rafael for this most beautiful compliment.
I realized that I falled in love for the second time with the same your photo!
Excuse me.
Ciao.

Giuseppe


Giuseppe Guadagno   {K:33999} 5/20/2006
Thanks Susie for your appreciated help in my question. I agree with you: the answer is to follow once inside need. We photograph in a certain way because we are made and feel in a certain way. Douts and questions help to get on. Moreover my inquary seems to show that there isn't a great different in pleasure sharing.
Thanks again.
Ciao Susie.

Giuseppe


Giuseppe Guadagno   {K:33999} 5/20/2006
Joggie I am very grateful to you for your help in answering to my question. It's true that I like the stark contrast of the backlit and the depth of angle and progressive blurring. Yes, I normally prefer a micro-environment to the real macro, made of a cupple of simple things, even stylized.
By the way, it seems to me that the result of my inquiry shows a modest difference in pleasure sharing between the pictures I like more and those the others prefer (if they are not too dark). This it's encouraging for me.
Thanks again Joggie. Your opinion is very important for me.
Ciao.

Giuseppe


Peter De Rycke   {K:40300} 5/20/2006
Wonderful !
Peter


Mireille Heirendt   {K:7258} 5/22/2006
I like this one too especially for the lighting and strong colors, although I would have prefered seeing at least one little part in focus.
Anyhow, it's still a very good quality/dreamy photo ;)
I cropped this brown strip (imo a bit distracting) out and added a frame...please let me know what you think...
Regards, Mireille



Giuseppe Guadagno   {K:33999} 5/22/2006
Mireille I always admire your skill in the use of frames. You have a special, elegant taste for this ornament and you know how to use them for improuving a composition not well balanced.
I do not use them, don't make esperiences and probably don't have the feeling.
Your is surely better than mine.
Thanks Mireille.
Ciao.

Giuseppe


Meldijana Omerbegovic   {K:4089} 5/25/2006
Beautiful colours and tones,very nice composition..although I'm not so fond of the dark background...
Regards
Meldijana


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