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Mota del Marques' castle was gunned down by the Napoleon troops when they tried to capture Spain. They were, finally, expelled but left behind scars as these ones.

In this snapshot I was, simply, playing with the colour palette that mother nature gifted us with.

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Pretty photo. It looks like you had a little trouble merging the sky with land in the upper right. There's a little white band just above the land, and that gives the entire sky a fake/cut out look.
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Alberto, me gusta pero pienso que exageraste con el azul del cielito...demasiado "lindo" y poco natural, IMO. Se vee mucho la linea de separacion con la tierra. Por el resto, colores y composicion excelentes. De todas maneras, si esto es el verdadero color de la diapo, bueno..."come non detto"!
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Explosion de color. Lo unico que no veo claro es esa franga blanquecina entre el verde y el azul.Un saludo

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Me encanta asi como esta. Una composicion de maravilla y una colores bellisimos. Como tu dices la mejor es el Palette que la naturaleza nos da.

 

Buenisima.

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Muy buenos e intensos colores, azul del cielo, verde del campo y el amarillo exuberante de las flores y por supuesto el detalle de lo que queda del castillo . Es la primera vez que le veo de forma individual pues por Mota pasamos a menudo camino de Ponferrada y desde el coche en movimiento solo se aprecian los tres edificios alineados.
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Great use of colour, Alberto! The bands of colour make the shot beautifully simple and memorable. A really special image of Spain.

 

I am a little acquainted with the history of Spain during Napoleon's time through an interest in the life of Wellington and the painting of Goya. Terrible times for Spain and Portugal fortunately long past.

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Me gustan las formas que has captado en esta imagen, suaves y limpias, pero en mi opini�n, ese azulon tan potente resta encanto a la foto.
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Te tuviste que salir de la carretera pral, pues esta tomada por la parte trasera. Estoy con Pepa en que sobra un poco de a�il.
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The photo is really nice, Alberto: its colours are poshely arranged in bands, pure elegance that demonstrates your mastery in the way you conceive an image that woud be result in an anodyne shot for most of us. However, I also agree in the slightly unnatural color effect of the sky and the tower. If this is due to the good qualities of velvia film, probably we might say that thing should not only be authentic, but also to seem they are so: in these times of digital (an some times digital excess), there is a risk that natural images can be read as digitally altered photos.
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Velvia and polarizer, well... As Manuel said, this intense saturation reminds of digitally altered colors. This combo is kind of in-camera color tweak, with strong effects. But I like it (you know that). Artistic composition, as always ;-)

 

Cheers

 

Carsten

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Alberto, we all are here photo-inpsectors! Yes, the effects of the polarizer can be seen on the TLC, but there is also a clearer line, between land and sky that shows some evidence of playing a little with levels in PS to achieve that deep green color... It is not that is wrong.. but the colors look too much oversaturated, hence, no so natural...

 

Anyway, compo is veyr good with that flowered foreground, and the three colourful areas...

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Hola Alberto,

 

Mis mejores deseos para que la Navidad junto a los tuyos este llena de dicha y felicidad y que el 2006 venga cargado de bellas imagenes y mejores momentos.

 

Un abrazo

 

 

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