Running Away (from the shadow)

Thank you for your comments, critiques and suggestions, G.

la terrazza mascagni, traditore! non vale allenarsi (ma forse �na vecchia foto). molto classica, un po' dechirichiana. ciao, vado! PS ho regolato lo schermo del portatile con la striscia dei bn che si trova su f.a., dove non vai pi�, e mi sembra senza bianchi, sia pure di poco. vero o ho regolato male? ne leggo pochi punti sulle colonnine

it's been a while that I couldn't check photo.net and I really missed your great photos and specially this unique plaid texture on your photos. great as ever

excellent...congrats

Really like it. as always. regards, Tomasso :-).

Un ottimo B / W. Saluti.

Like a man who has accidentally ridden into a painting by Salvador Dali. He'd better not lose that shadow, it's all he has left.

E' la Gorgona sullo sfondo?Gran bella foto Giuseppe ,perfetti il taglio e l'inquadratura oltre al resto!

Bellissima inquadratura, perfetta e ottimo b/n, come sempre. Ciao.

I like the geometric patterns.

and most of all for the time you spent writing down your comments. This image has been taken in my hometown - Livorno (Tuscany-Italy), in a famous square by the sea. This "piazza" has been used and abused by so many photographers that it's difficult to take a shot and not being repetitive or "boring" but when I saw this man, instantly decided that he wanted to flee from his shadow. Don't ask me why, but this was the first thing I thought, and so up the camera and ... click. Thank you for those undeserved comparisons with famous painters: the merit belongs to the architects: the earthly one (ing. Enrico Salvais, 1925) and the heavenly One, who decided that that morning a biker had to cross my path (or vice-versa?). Grazie, Giuseppe

great stuff Giuseppe. I enjoy this one very much

Giuseppe.

 

This photo (like many others in your portfolio) is absolutely exquisite.

 

John (Crosley)

I love the composition and combination of abstract tiles with the man on the bicycle.

 

Excellent photo!

é mia abitudine a volte gratificare sempre prima l'architetto e poi il fotografo,complimenti ! ciao Paul

in questo caso l'architetto è Enrico Salvais che nel 1925 progettò questa grande, stupenda terrazza a mare. Il fotografo, beh, fa quel che può.. Ciao e grazie mille delle belle parole, Giuseppe