Questa piazza mi sembra di conoscerla...Solo una piccola segnalazione tecnica: occhio alle alte luci, sarebbe venuta più equilibrata con un diaframma più chiuso di 2/3-1 stop. Ciao
Ciao e di nuovo grazie. La tua segnalazione è più che mai adeguata.. il fatto è che ho anche cambiato macchina e mi ritrovo con un sacco di problemi
ciao
Non ti preoccupare della macchina. La fotografia è nella testa, la tecnica si acquisisce fotografando e sbagliando. Le tue basi sono buone, vedrai che la tua crescita tecnica sarà velocissima. Ciao
A very "continental" setting with a wealth of nice looking old buildings. Interesting about what looks like a neon sign which almost disappears during the daytime. A compromise arrangement with the local planning authorities perhaps?
Andrew Royle, Thank you indeed,Andrew, for your attention. 'm Not very good at English, sorry, Andrew, I do not understand very well the last part where you say the -compromise arrangement with the local planning authorities perhaps?-:)))
I photograph only for my love of photography and Genoa is one of the Italian cities that I love very much:) Im glad that you like mi pic:) Cheers from Italy,esseil
A very "continentali" l'impostazione con una ricchezza di Nizza alla ricerca di vecchi edifici. Interessanti su quello che sembra un segnale di neon, che quasi scompare durante il giorno. Un accordo di compromesso con le autorità di pianificazione locale, forse?
Andrew Royle, Hello Andrew, I do not understand only this: A compromise arrangement with the local planning authorities perhaps?
La first part I understand. Something in the translation: nice = nice. No Nice! Nice is Nice Italian in the French city on the French Riviera.Cheers from Italy,esseil
Nice or nice - which is it to be? Toss a coin. Make that the English word nice as in pleasant or appealing, not Nice as in the French city.
What I was trying to suggest was that it appears as though the neon sign at the top of the main building is almost invisible during daylight. It seems though that this would be a lot of trouble for the owners of the sign to go to in order to make this so. I am therefore guessing that a reason why they would have done it this way is that whoever is in charge of town planning in this city would have told the company to do it that way so as not to detract from the look of the building during daylight.
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©Franco Truscello, on March 22, 2007, said:
Questa piazza mi sembra di conoscerla...Solo una piccola segnalazione tecnica: occhio alle alte luci, sarebbe venuta più equilibrata con un diaframma più chiuso di 2/3-1 stop. Ciao
esseil, on March 22, 2007, said:
Ciao e di nuovo grazie. La tua segnalazione è più che mai adeguata.. il fatto è che ho anche cambiato macchina e mi ritrovo con un sacco di problemi ciao
©Franco Truscello, on March 22, 2007, said:
Non ti preoccupare della macchina. La fotografia è nella testa, la tecnica si acquisisce fotografando e sbagliando. Le tue basi sono buone, vedrai che la tua crescita tecnica sarà velocissima. Ciao
Andrew Royle, on October 14, said:
A very "continental" setting with a wealth of nice looking old buildings. Interesting about what looks like a neon sign which almost disappears during the daytime. A compromise arrangement with the local planning authorities perhaps?
esseil, on October 14, said:
Andrew Royle, Thank you indeed,Andrew, for your attention. 'm Not very good at English, sorry, Andrew, I do not understand very well the last part where you say the -compromise arrangement with the local planning authorities perhaps?-:))) I photograph only for my love of photography and Genoa is one of the Italian cities that I love very much:) Im glad that you like mi pic:) Cheers from Italy,esseil
Andrew Royle, on October 14, said:
Ditemi se questo aiuta.
A very "continentali" l'impostazione con una ricchezza di Nizza alla ricerca di vecchi edifici. Interessanti su quello che sembra un segnale di neon, che quasi scompare durante il giorno. Un accordo di compromesso con le autorità di pianificazione locale, forse?
Cheers.
esseil, on October 15, said:
Andrew Royle, Hello Andrew, I do not understand only this: A compromise arrangement with the local planning authorities perhaps? La first part I understand. Something in the translation: nice = nice. No Nice! Nice is Nice Italian in the French city on the French Riviera.Cheers from Italy,esseil
Andrew Royle, on October 15, said:
Oh dear! How about imbroglio?
Nice or nice - which is it to be? Toss a coin. Make that the English word nice as in pleasant or appealing, not Nice as in the French city.
What I was trying to suggest was that it appears as though the neon sign at the top of the main building is almost invisible during daylight. It seems though that this would be a lot of trouble for the owners of the sign to go to in order to make this so. I am therefore guessing that a reason why they would have done it this way is that whoever is in charge of town planning in this city would have told the company to do it that way so as not to detract from the look of the building during daylight.
I hope I have explained it a bit better.
Cheers, -AR.
esseil, on October 17, said:
Andrew Royle, Yes Andrew, you have explained better:) Thank so much, you are very kind! Cheers,esseil