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Critique By:
Sonia ~ (K:2128)
10/13/2010 2:16:25 AM
Logged in this site after years! Found this picture. Brought back memories.
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
Sinem . (K:9180)
2/5/2009 7:23:24 AM
Superb.Bests,Sinem
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
1 0 (K:169)
9/25/2008 10:40:52 AM
Un citiscape perfetto , molto futuristico.
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
1 0 (K:169)
7/25/2008 9:14:23 PM
Infatti, questa pianeta è la nostra Terra dopo il riscaldamento globale! molto creativo! Saluti!
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
tiziana mastropasqua (K:-444)
6/30/2008 2:44:46 PM
ma è uno dei miei sogni!...bellissima
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
Paolo Stefano Amero (K:5607)
6/19/2008 10:52:21 AM
Thank you very much Helea! Very kind of you!
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
Paolo Stefano Amero (K:5607)
6/19/2008 10:25:49 AM
Thank you Johm, Siamak, Ali and Sounak!
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
Paolo Stefano Amero (K:5607)
6/19/2008 10:20:04 AM
Ciao Tommaso, sono davvero lontani i tempi di ABPO, accidenti, hai ragione!
Grazie per le parole a questa foto. Rispondo alle tue domande: la foto è stata scattata in una giornata che dal punto di vista meteorologico era di una unicità mai vista. Estate e sole ma con una umidità addensata sul mare che era quasi nebbia. Quello che mi aveva colpito era il fatto che la linea dell'orizzonte fra mare e cielo fosse invisibile, persa nell'umidità. I paletti di segnalazione e i cartelli che vedi sono in acqua e se fai attenzione puoi vedere che, incredibilmente, le nuvole si specchiano nel mare, cosa che non ho mai visto prima. La foto è così come fu scatatta, ho solo virato a questo rosso che mi pareva rendesse bene l'idea. Grazie e a presto!
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
John Pitman (K:8473)
6/19/2008 8:36:02 AM
Amazing colours.
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
siamak jafari (K:20075)
6/18/2008 4:54:11 PM
very attractive.
siamak
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Critique By:
Tommaso Di Falco (K:23819)
6/18/2008 4:27:35 PM
Davvero appropriata per il progetto, un'atmosfera insolita e surreale. Una luce come lunare quasi allo zenit, (vedi l'ombra dell'ombrellone)... Hai usato un filtro o lavorato in post? A centro della scena si vede un paletto di segnalazione e qualcosa di non definito come uno steccato il tutto assorto in una nebbia e tutto ciò dà quel senso di orizzonte indefinito che si amalgama con la sfumatura di un cielo rossastro. Nell'insieme il risultato è notevole, forse una maggiore dimensione dell'immagine ci avrebbe permesso di apprezzarla ancora di più.
Saluti
Tommaso
P.s. Quanto tempo è passato da A.B.P.O.!!!
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
Ali Alkhudhair (K:285)
6/18/2008 3:07:36 PM
Great tone
Very nice view
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
Sounak Mukhopadhyay (K:2854)
6/18/2008 2:43:05 PM
great colour tone
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
Paolo Stefano Amero (K:5607)
6/18/2008 2:33:06 PM
Grazie Alida, molto gentile!
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
Alida Yolanda (K:11523)
6/18/2008 2:29:55 PM
Stupenda landscape, ottimi colori e luce, complimenti.
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Critique By:
helea pusta (K:1660)
6/17/2008 5:49:06 PM
this one is different. great.
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
helea pusta (K:1660)
6/17/2008 5:30:32 PM
nice portrait, perfect shading
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Critique By:
helea pusta (K:1660)
6/17/2008 5:28:03 PM
Nice picture, like a scene from a Tim Burton movie, well captured and interpreted mood:)
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Critique By:
1 0 (K:169)
6/11/2008 11:30:12 AM
Deathly beautiful!! Very delicate and deeply sad.
I believe that a portrait of a statue is as interesting as a portrait of a human being.
Kind regards!
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
tiziana mastropasqua (K:-444)
6/4/2008 6:58:17 PM
tutte terribilmente emozionanti!
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
tiziana mastropasqua (K:-444)
6/4/2008 5:56:38 PM
che dire anche di questa!
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Critique By:
tiziana mastropasqua (K:-444)
6/4/2008 5:55:55 PM
ti rispondo quasi in tempo reale credo!...ne approfitto per dirti che quest'immagine è stupenda...apre un mondo!...poi aggiungo che seguirò i tuoi consigli sull'orecchio e che le rughe più accentuate sono un pò fatte apposta...mi divertiva giocare sui due aspetti diversi del volto!!comunque sono ai miei primissimi esperimenti e se continuerai a darmi consigli te ne sarò grata!
ora faccio un giro tra le tue immagini ciao e grazie!!!
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Critique By:
Nick Karagiaouroglou (K:127263)
6/4/2008 10:18:12 AM
Thanks a lot for the additional info about the image and its making, Paolo! I know what you talk about. They see some poses in magazines and they think that they have to follow them and be "like him" or "like her". If you search the UF, about 90% of the such images are copies of a normalized look and style that they are eager to follow. That imitating behavior is such a ridiculous awful concept, but apparently they will never stop wanting to be somebody else in their minds.
In this sense it was a great thing that you did this image as you liked to have it. And your decision was good and refreshing. I guess this was the image she liked less from all, ey? ;-) Anyway, keep up doing your thing!
Cheers!
Nick
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| Photo By: Paolo Stefano Amero
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Critique By:
Nick Karagiaouroglou (K:127263)
6/4/2008 10:09:29 AM
Hi Paolo!
Thanks a lot for the encouraging words about my comments. I can only be glad if I say something reasonable for photography.
You are completely right. The horizon can get to a real problem, especially when it is formed by contours that may *look* as if the had to be horizontal but may be anything else too. Like for example the shore of the lake here.
As about film development, aren't there any companies doing that where you live? There are pretty many of them around here. And of course I am only glad about that too, since I do prefer film very strongly.
Cheers!
Nick
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Critique By:
Paolo Stefano Amero (K:5607)
6/3/2008 10:03:19 AM
Dear Nick, this shot was the last one of a series of about 15 photos I have shot for this friend of mine and was the only one in "my style". The other ones were made like the friend wanted. Mostly poses she saw on some magazine The decision of the DoF was mine as well as to keep her right eye in a soft focus!
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Critique By:
Paolo Stefano Amero (K:5607)
6/3/2008 9:53:57 AM
Nich, thank you a lot for your in deep comments to my photos. Your critiques make Usefilm a even nicer place to stay. It is always very difficult to determine if a photo is skew when the horizon is not clearly well defined but i think that yes, it looks a little tilted! I must also tell you that I miss film very much but I really find difficult to find someone who can develope and print my b/w film photos: though digital cameras have reached great results, i still find these film pictures better than the digital ones!
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Critique By:
Nick Karagiaouroglou (K:127263)
6/2/2008 10:49:14 AM
What else could one wish in terms of atmosphere on this capture? I guess nothing at all! Amazing details and textures, and a toning that transfers the very spirit of the place into the mind of the spectator. I have the feeling that it is slightly skew when I look to the shore at the depth. But this doesn't weaken it at all. The overall look remains strong and a bit of "old-fashioned" too, which brings also a very timeless feel to it.
One image I wish I could see as a huge poster!
Cheers!
Nick
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Critique By:
Nick Karagiaouroglou (K:127263)
6/2/2008 10:06:14 AM
A very good portrait in a modern, right "up in your face" composition, and it has also that kind of silent expression that separates portraits from posing. The tonality is very strong! I would say that the DoF should include the whole face, but still the great difference in focus from the face to the shoulder is enhancing it quite a lot! The white-key-like appearance supports very well the fineness of the portrait too.
If I may ask, did you directed her, or rather made a series of shots just as they come?
Cheers!
Nick
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Critique By:
Nick Karagiaouroglou (K:127263)
5/31/2008 6:51:21 AM
A very good one both for its atmosphere as also for its composition. I find the grain-like look quite an advantage for its aged appearance in B&W, Paolo! Some small pixelation here and there, but still good sharpness and detail in an even better perspective.
Another one to look in a real big format!
Cheers!
Nick
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Critique By:
Chiara Trincheri (K:1156)
5/29/2008 1:25:02 PM
La foto è molto bella, il soggetto un pò inquietante!!
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