aurelio

Simply the greatest picture I see since a lot of time

Great location, great composition, great b/w rendition, all is simply GREAT, amazing

Great night shot, great BW conversion and sepia tones

Perhaps a bit of clockwise rotation is necessary, but I am not completely sure

I like very much baroque churches and the way they appear at night, like a theater scenography

I also use a EOS 20D and like night shooting in historical cities. I work in aperture priority at 800 or 1600 ISO with monopod, and normally compensate the automatic exposure of -1 to -2 steps, for a better rendition of the darkish night atmosphere

Very good rendition of the night atmosphere a very old town, a spanish night I guess

I like the photo, still the bokeh doesn't convince me 100%. Did you add a flou effect in post elaboration, or perhaps some vaseline oil on a filter?

Very good shots in your gallery, I like most of them

Thanks everybody,

it is a pleasure and a honour for me to get good critiques from such fine photographers,

I have SO much to learn, but now am encouraged to go on

see you on photo.net

Aurelio

... from the photography course I'm attending

Critiques are welcome

I took this shot last tuesday in my first nude session, attending a

photography course here in Perugia

Critiques are welcome

It is a fabulous sea shot, but:

1) the version posted here is too small, a bigger one would have appreciated

2) perspective looks a bit innatural, imho it looks better when rotated 90 degree counterclockwise, or totally flipped as above

Great shot, one can feel the dust and fog in the air

great warm colours

perhaps you should have waited them coming a bit closer, but only perhaps

Simple but very nice, great use of light coming through the window, warmth

... a cat adds mood to a house, I agree

a March afternoon, the winter wind still blowing against the old

fountain

the bronze Griffon and Lion are since centuries the Keepers of

Perugia, how many people did they see walking through the old

place ...

Thank you very much James, it's an honour for me that my photo is appreciated by such a great photographer. Your architectural shots are so clean, they are simply fantastic!

I have so much to learn ... but sites like photo.net are a big help for improving our capacity of vision

Broletto Palace, Perugia, Italy.

Aldo Rossi architect, about 1990

Dont' really understand what is the subject in this photo and what does the title mean

Still, colours and textures are good

Subject is not exceptional, still I like lights and shadows, and how the ground texture looks

Very good b/w shot

Nice pastel colors, looks like the scenery of a fairy tale

digital or film?

It is a real honour for me to get good critiques from such excellent Photographers.

Thank you very much! I feel encouraged to get better and better