stefanoanghileri

January 15, 2010

OH WOW! How gorgeous! Best wishes for the life of the new arrived bless :)

January 12, 2010

Ciao Michael, how great to be again in touch with you. Yesterday, after over a year, I suddenly remembered of photo.net, my gallery and the people who could have commented and received no answer :-) I'm still here and taking photos. I am now an engineer and I decided to go one step further with university. Time is few, I have something like 1800 raw photos still to process, but hopefully one day or another I will make it! And you? Anything cool went on?

January 11, 2010

:-)

January 11, 2010

Thank you

January 11, 2010

Thank you Jina for expressing your point of view. I didn't crop those boats out because it was impossible to do that without cutting also the 3rd one and if you cut the 3rd one you lose all the reflections :(

January 11, 2010

Sorry for being so late with this answer. I'm no longer posting images on the internet because I have no more time for that. Anyway reading your lines gave me immense pleasure. Coming to your question, this village sits on the banks of the blue Como Lake. The colour is so dark because of the depth which reaches a maximum of 410m/1300ft.

Thanks for visiting my portfolio

January 11, 2010

Ciao e grazie per il tuo commento. Scusa per il grandissimo ritardo con cui rispondo. Purtroppo non ho più tempo/voglia di caricare immagini su internet, ma sono sempre con la fotocamera in pugno. Leggere dei commenti così entusiasti mi colma di grandissimo piacere. Grazie

September 11, 2008

You definitely captured the moment.... I can almost feel the wheel rotating. I really love this one. Ciao

September 11, 2008

Simply amazing... you couldn't do it better!

September 11, 2008

This is superb, I'm glad you decided to post it! :)

September 11, 2008

Thanks a bunch :)

September 11, 2008

Erik, thanks again. The reflection? It could have been whatever. As you can notice, this is a very old photo.... definitely one of my first.... I still committed many mistakes... maybe the lense was dirty... don't know.

September 11, 2008

Erik, glad to see you back on PN. Thanks for your comment. This photo well expresses why I love my 10-20 Sigma wide angle lense :)

September 11, 2008

Thank you Craig, that is a detail I didn't notice.

September 11, 2008

Craig, you don't have to apologize! You weren't misunderstood. I read your comment and appreciated it, but then I also had a look at the ratings and they clearly show that if few people liked my image, many others didn't. The meaning of my comment was that despite your neutral/positive feedback and my good opinion of the photo I posted, I was sorry because this image wasn't appreciated like the others in my portfolio.

Then what you added with your second comment made me very happy and I thank you a bunch for that. Infact I'm trying to do something more than the banal landscape.... I'm trying to look deeper inside it and you understood it clearly. :) I'm amazed. Thank you very much once again.

September 9, 2008

Favolosa! Che colori

September 9, 2008

Breathtaking. The blue tones are so deep and outstanding!

September 9, 2008

The light and shades are just perfect in this photo. Great landscape

September 9, 2008

This has such a superb atmosphere. Amazing shot, compliments! Thanks for commenting on my photo.

September 9, 2008

It is meant to be tilted. It adds dynamism, like the droplets on the lense. It was an experiment... sorry it was not appreciated as other photos I posted. I read this feedback as: "This is not the direction to follow, try something else". Thanks for commenting, anyway. I much appreciated it :)