Assisi

[Diego Pigozzo]

Four shot taken two and half years ago.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Having had one lovely visit to Assissi about ten years ago, I find these images bring back fond memories of that beautiful city.
My favorites of this group are the first two.

Eric

[Jeremy Roussak]

Having had one lovely visit to Assissi about ten years ago, I find these images bring back fond memories of that beautiful city.
My favorites of this group are the first two.

Interesting. Mine's the fourth.

Jeremy

[francois]

The third and the fourth photos are the most striking. I prefer the last one. The point of view is nice because it shows how massive are all those building and the sky is just as dramatic as in the third.
The first is also interesting but not as pleasing as the last ones. The second shot, with the startrails isn't bad at all in the end, I prefer the more classical vistas.

[Chairman Bill]

I like four. Three is OK, but seems a tad 'muddy'. Too uniformally grey. Some judicious dogging & burning could maybe bring out some of the hidden detail.

[armand]

Same here, prefer the fourth even as it is a more classic view. It feels more balanced and the toning goes well with the atmosphere.

[Rajan Parrikar]

Fantastic place and mood in the final image.

[Zorki5]

My favorites are second and fourth, with fourth having slight edge... BUT...

Something tells me that if we were looking at (big enough) prints, second would be very hard to beat.

[BobDavid]

2 and 4. #4 reminds me of the style of black and white magazine photography prevalent in the days of Life and mid-century National Geographic. I like #2 for it's star trails and crisp style. Have you tried correcting the perspective on the building in #2? I think it will be a stronger picture if the building isn't leaning back as much.

[Diego Pigozzo]

Thanks all you, guys: I'm happy you like the shots (well, some of them )