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Alpine home and  flower  3
Image Title:  Alpine home and flower 3
 
 By: Giuseppe Guadagno  
  Copyright ©2006



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Photographer Giuseppe Guadagno {K:33980}
Project #35 Home Camera Model D2X
Categories Florals
Nature
Travel
Film Format
Portfolio Glances at the Alps
Lens Nikon  MF 105mm f/2.8 Micro
Uploaded 10/18/2006 Film / Memory Type Digital RAW
    ISO / Film Speed
Views 189 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 16 Rating
6.25
/ 4 Ratings
Location City - 
State -  THE DOLOMITIC ALPS
Country - Italy   Italy
About A hint, a minimal sample of the alpine houses made of hard rock softened by their balcons and windows covered with red stork's bills.
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There are 16 Comments in 1 Pages
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Paul Royer   {K:1824} 10/18/2006
Excellent shot! Great splash of color against the white rock.

Regards

Paul


AJ Miller   {K:44876} 10/18/2006
Beautiful - I love the way the flower stands out against the rock.

AJ


violetta  tarnowska   {K:24059} 10/18/2006
Good idea. Nice efect.
Cordialities:)
Viola


Andrzej Pradzynski   {K:21408} 10/18/2006
Guiseppe, at the first glance on the thumbnail I thought it's a B&W with selective colorization in PS and now I know it's not PS job but still the same but natural and it's beautiful this way. Love this kind of color contrast and natural backgrounds. Cheers, NJ


Eb Mueller   {K:22993} 10/19/2006
Nice contrast of monotone pattern with the red flower. The slight shadow left and bottom provide minimal but pleasant framing, Giuseppe.
Eb


Shirley D. Cross   {K:141657} 10/19/2006
A very lovely composition with the little bit of red, dear Giuseppe!:)


Emanuele Capelli   {K:6110} 10/19/2006
Prospettiva inusuale...tanto buon calcare compattissimo e un piccolo geranio rosso in basso...strana!

Ciao..Emanuele...


Alessandro Capelli   {K:34260} 10/19/2006
I tipici geranei..praticamente ogni casa sulle alpi li ha sul balcone o sulla finestra..anche io;)
Bei geranei rossi..che risaltano dal grigio della dura roccia con la quale sono costruite le case..
Un altro bel particolare della vita montana..
Ciao, Ale


Paolo Corradini   {K:51609} 10/19/2006
fantastico come vinca il colore su questa pietra :) molto bella


Jani Salvataggio   {K:26829} 10/19/2006
Excellent composition!!
Wonderful work!

Regards
Jani


Joggie van Staden   {K:41275} 10/19/2006
Wonderful light and colour Giuseppe. I would prefer a little bit more space at the bottom just to anchor the flower a bit better. Otherwise a great abstract.
Joggie


Marian Man   {K:66461} 10/20/2006
excellent capture!!!!! lovely delicate flower against the rocks!!! very well done dear Giuseppe!!!! bravo
all the best
Marian


Nick Karagiaouroglou   {K:96722} 11/2/2006
Simple and effective. Simplicity that fits the simple life up there, including the fact that this life is not so easy as many would perhaps think.

Nature can be the amboss on which the human is hammered and hardened to a form with character. Like the lasting stones of which those houses are built. And like the delicate flower that grows right in front of it. I find the combination of hard and soft on this photo very expressive both in coloring and in texture.

Giuseppe, why not including a bit of the base of that wall and more of the whole plant in the photo?

Nonetheless a very nice take!

Nick


Giuseppe Guadagno   {K:33980} 11/2/2006
Yes Nick, someone else told me the same right think. The purpuse was to enphasize the big dimentional difference between the little flower and the big square rocks of the wall, but I have exaggereted.
Thanks Nich. Ciao.

Giuseppe


Nick Karagiaouroglou   {K:96722} 11/2/2006
Now I undertand you better, Giuseppe! And I can see this photo with "different eyes"! Just think of that, the difference in dimensions!!! Ha! You had a good idea, indeed!

Apart from the fact that it can get often get hard of course to capture the real existing things in a way that fits our ideas and thoughts, may I ask you if a somewhat taller plant would look more the way you intended? (Like on the very amateurish edited attachment.)

A very interesting thought, Giuseppe! I wish you to find more such subjects for capturing!

Ciao,

Nick

Question


Giuseppe Guadagno   {K:33980} 11/6/2006
Excuse me Nick for my late answer. Surely your version is more correct following to the rules of a good composition, but the flower is grown too much in dimension for me and it has changed the proportions.
Thanks for sharing. I am glad to see that you are experimenting with Adode. Ciao Nick.

Giuseppe


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