color pictures Nido dell'Aquila

Comments are welcome! Thank You

Good timing with the sunset Massi! I like this photo It makes me want to walk to the edge and take in the view!

Absloutely beautifull sense of composition,angel&timing ofcourse.........it has such depth to it!...WELL done :)

Superb lighting and Tone of photo. great capture!

umm....wow? 7/6

There should be a balance between the courtyard and the vista beyond it. It's a difficult decision, but in your original shoot I've found myself hard pressed to look beyond the courtyard. The vista on this shot should be relatively bigger to invite the viewer have a close look at it. I've tried to crop the image in the same aspect ratio without losing the context of the courtyard while making the opening relatively bigger (and also moving the opening and the covered well off-center, which I think also makes for a more interesting composition; it's actually one of the standard composition guidelines to have the objects of interest off-center and in the "golden third" points).

 

(I hope you've had time before the lighting disappeared to take at least one different crop from the one you've uploaded here.)

WOw... this is wonderful.. It looks fake almost due to such perfection in this image.

I agree wholeheartedly with Markov. His improvisation is to the point. Stiil, I do not want to take away the credit from you for the shot. Congrats. (Incidentally, the courtyard reminds me of 'Prince of Persia', a game I used to be addicted to!)

sorry but for me it looks like if you paste the sky in the background and it is absoluty fake.

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I agree with Fernando, this just doesn't look right.....

Bellissima

Very nice composition and ggod light. well done.

I also agree with Vadim.Very good exposure and colors,but the foreground,unless cropped is distracting.

Hi massi, the tones here are so nice and the idea is very nicely done, the light rays gives the shot a divine look , welldone really, RK!

very intense sunset with great capture of sun rays... their shape balance perfectly the perspective of the buildings: reminds me some metaphisic themes of DeChirico...

complimenti!

:)

mkb