Take a look at Italy Photo

Photographer’s Note

Again today a view that shows two countries, the foreground roofs belong to San Marino while the hilly landscape behind is in Italy, this is the kind of spectacular vista San Marino offers all around from its elevated position.

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IgorDeleze (9247) 2007-07-11 1:39

Salut JEan-Yves,
Un cadrage nickel. J'aime beaucoup le fait d'avoir donné cette place au premier plan.
Une grande profondeur également et une superbe vue.
Bonne journée.
Igor

cbrman (19041) 2007-07-11 2:32

Hello Jean-Yves,

Effectivement, la vue est rééllement splendide et la profondeur bien mise en valeur par ce décor vallonné. Les petites maisons que l'on peut admirer un peu partout donne un air de paysage en miniature ! Le premier plan est bienvenu et contraste bien avec l'éloignement du reste de l'image !
Bien vu !

A+

Dominique

holmertz (9913) 2007-07-11 2:36

Hello Jean Yves,
Beautiful scenery and a good POV. Perfect sharpness and lighting all over. Great shot.
Regards,
Gert

papagolf21 (56675) 2007-07-11 2:50

Bonjour, cher Jean-Yves,
Voilà encore une image bien pensée. Subtil mélange entre architecture et paysage. La réalisation a été soigneusement réalisée. La qualité photographique est superbe.
P.S. : Merci, Jean-Yves, à propos du cadre de mes photos ; je suis très heureux que cela te plaise.
Amitiés.
Philippe

Silke (3023) 2007-07-11 2:50

Fabulous PoV, JeanYves! From up here one can feel as if one could see forever!
Outstanding colours, amazing details
TFS
silke

kiwi_explorer (12195) 2007-07-11 2:58

Hi Jean,
With landscapes like this, no wonder a lot of people want to visit Italy ... of course there is also the wines and soccer :) Well captured and composed. Very good color quality and image clarity. Excellent work! tfs
Cheers,
Renier

dkeus31 (26351) 2007-07-11 3:10

bonjour JY,
Mouais, pas mal la vue au dessus des toits de San Marin, mais j'accorche un peu moins en voyant les murs du bas et le cadrage vertical.
l'horizontal n'aurait pas fonctionné?
bonne journée
didier

GilbertB (12246) 2007-07-11 3:37

Salut Jean Yves, belle vue plongeante sur les toits de St Marino et la campagne environante. Amitiés.
Gilbert

teutza (10568) 2007-07-11 6:19

Yelloo,
ilike this image, because there are manny beautiful elements cought in one image! the background landscape is supebe and the house looks great with those green things :)
hugs
teo

flory (4804) 2007-07-11 6:20

bonjour Jean Yves,
i take and see a fantastic view in the bk,looks like a puzzle,green and yellow,under a blue sky..bien vu!
bon journee,
flory

kevinos (6927) 2007-07-11 7:46

I wonder how long you spent in San Marino, jean Ives, to get so many wonderful landscapes. I can't remember how many castles you said it had, but you seem to have selected a view from each of them, making a great record of this interesting place. You seem to have found wonderfully clear weather too. This one is amazing, giving the pattern of the roofs and the distant fields in sharp detail. This series has been so enjoyable and presents a very detailed record on the place and its location. regards Kevin

mphotographies (1976) 2007-07-11 12:37

Hey Jean Yves,

I normally see wide sweeping landscapes of hills and small towns in frame but don't see much of its details. Here you took a tight and full shot of both. Architectural character of San Marino with Italy not no far away. It's like viewing it yourself out from a window. It shows your skills in composing such amazing POV!

Best Regards

Jom

Emile (20085) 2007-07-11 12:54

Hola Jean Yves.
A very impressive landscape captured from a high point of view, the presence of the beautiful houses produces a great perspective with the sparse villages and the mountains. At the same time you were able to bring us an amazing view of San Marino and Italy.
Well done, Good shot.
Best regards.

gneufeld (15233) 2007-07-11 17:07

Hi Jean,
Wow, this image goes on forever!! The depth here is incredible and, together with exceptional detail and clarity, this is a winner. Great work and thanks for sharing. Gerald

singuanti (15240) 2007-07-11 18:50

Hi Jean-Yves. What a view you had up there! You did a top-notch job of including the buildings as an interesting foreground. It might have been better with your wide-angle but you were wise to do the portrait orientation to get the better framing and composition. Excellent work JY.

jinju (14265) 2007-07-11 21:38

I like the division of the frame JY. The FG is a classic Italian house, the BG is this beautiful look at the Italian countryside. Very nice work.

bibiweb (8) 2007-07-11 22:37

Salut Road Terror,
Je partage l'avis de Didier en ce qui concerne les murs en bas de l'image. Celui de droite me plaît bien, mais par contre les deux de gauche beaucoup moins, surtout avec cette ombre qui crée un fort contraste qui attire l'oeil. Par contre la vue sur les toits rouges et les collines italiennes est superbe et ces petits nuages dans le ciel aussi.
Question: depuis que tu as le 24-70mm c'est devenu ton caillou "walk-around"? J'envisage de laisser le 17-40mm à la maison pendant mes vacances et ne partir qu'avec le 24-105 et le 10-22 pour faire light. Mais je me demande si j'arriverais à m'habituer à n'avoir qu'un 24mm au lieu d'un 17mm...
Bizzz
Bibi

Benedict (7062) 2007-07-12 22:32