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Thank you Maurizio :-)

This viewpoint is really impressive. I wonder, could it be possible to take a picture standing close to the church above the cementary? What do you think?

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Rafal

Some people say that in PS there are no impossible things ;-)

Thank you John :-)

This impressive scenery was builded by nature of the storm.

That's right Maurizio :-)

Italy is very beautyful and I try to catch it on my photos.

Thank you Ruud :-)

Thank you Laurent :-)

Unfortunatelly, I think there wasn't the best tie and lighting for taking picture of this interesting city. But sometimes we can't do anything with that.

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Rafal

Thank you John for advice :-)

I have to tell you, that from the beginning, when I've import this picture from the camera and start to work over it I've wonder to cut the picture because of the part of building on the right side of the picture. Maybe I should do that :-)

Thank you Janusz :-)

Thank you Pierre :-)

Another picture taken in Pitigliano (Tuscany, Italy).

Thanks for any comment or opinion.

Gail, yes that's right - the picture of the door was also taken in Pitigliano. I highly recommend you to visit this city. I'll try to issue some more pictures taken in this place (all will have 'Pitigliano' in the title). It's very old city - established by Etruscian civilization c.a. in VII or VI century B.C. (if I remember well). One suggestion: when you go there someday please remember that you have to approach the city from the south. It's very important, because the road leads you through many curves and after one of them... suddenly there is a huge surprise when all city will appear at hand!

On the other hand when you come by another way this "WOW effect" won't happen.

Thanks for your interest of such place and my picture :-)

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Rafal

Gail, to be honest there wasn't so much light. I've add it in PP process :-)

But thank you very much for your opinion - yes, there is o lot of details which can attract.

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Rafal

Thank you Charles for the nice comment :-)

I'm not sure to decide to take such game with light but maybe?

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Rafal

I use Corel PaintShop Photo Pro x3 and haven't noticed such tool. But of course there is a huge field for duplicate layers and mixing. Thank you for the tip :-)

BTW, for me the problem is this trash bin. But I'm rather too lazy to remove it ;-)

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Rafal

...for your such encouraging opinion :-)

Yes, the surrounding is astonish :-)  You can see the sample on other picture here:

http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=17236772

I plan to issue more material taken in Pitigliano. Of course I recommend to visit this beautiful city.

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Rafal

It's nice to hear that you like picture taken by me :-)

Thank you very much for such deep analysis of the picture :-) Yes, your suggestion is very interesting and the result based on it could be impressive. Maybe I'll check it. Only, I'm afraid that it will involve a lot of work, won’t it? To be honest I'm not sure how to do that? Only way I could manage it is to use the mask to separate part of the picture and then reduce light in this area. Is it good way?

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Rafal

Thank you Karl for your opinion.

Hi Siegfried,

Thank you very much for you content-related remarks. Yes, I agree that using mask there should be better result. But to be honest I made an experiment and after using some options (Corel PaintShop Photo Pro X3) there was appear picture like above. I have been so glad... that I just issue it :-)

But thanks to your comment I'll work over the details. Thank you :-)

I'm very interested of your opinion, esepecially focused of post processing

results. Thanks for your engagement :-)

Thank you, Rejith for your comment :-)

I'm very interested of your opinion. I know, it's maybe a 'little bit' over PP. But is it acceptable or not?

Thanks