Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Vieri Bottazzini on May 16, 2017, 08:48:34 am
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Playa Ballota is a great location - the islet is a spectacular background, and there is plenty of foreground interest. Just love it!!
(https://vieribottazzini.com/wp-content/uploads/S0070542.jpg)
Leica S (Typ 007), Leica Summarit-S 35mm. Thanks for viewing, best regards
Vieri
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OOh, OOh
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OOh, OOh
+1, +1.
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Very nice.
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Just beautiful - timeless
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Amazing light! Love composition!
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All you need is light and time.
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OOh, OOh
+1, +1.
Very nice.
Just beautiful - timeless
Amazing light! Love composition!
Thank you very much everyone for your kind comments, I am glad you enjoyed it! :D Best regards,
Vieri
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I like it a lot, the reflection on the sand is really welcome. What a beauty!
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I like it a lot, the reflection on the sand is really welcome. What a beauty!
Thank you very much Francois, I am glad you enjoyed it and found the reflection helped - ir required some thinking to place it where it is in the composition and then waited for the right water / waves combination to show the most of it :)
Best regards,
Vieri
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Thank you very much Francois, I am glad you enjoyed it and found the reflection helped - ir required some thinking to place it where it is in the composition and then waited for the right water / waves combination to show the most of it :)
Best regards,
Vieri
Vieri,
I think, but that's only my opinion, that without the reflection we would have two images in a frame… the upper and the lower parts and nothing would link them together to form that beautiful shot.
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Vieri,
I think, but that's only my opinion, that without the reflection we would have two images in a frame… the upper and the lower parts and nothing would link them together to form that beautiful shot.
Hello Francois,
I totally agree with you - in my view, the reflection here serves as a link between the islet, standing against the sky, and the boulders, standing against the sea; the reflection in the sea of the islet links visually and metaphorically links them, creating a "common ground" (or common sea, in this case ;) ) between them.
Thanks again! Best regards,
Vieri