stefanoanghileri

September 26, 2007

The famous building in Wien taken using the InfraRed filter. The

colours are exactly the ones which came out from the camera. I just

liked the image as it was. Thanks for expressing your opinion.

September 26, 2007

I saw this scene looking absent-mindedly inside a puddle while coming

back from a trek in the mountains. It was there just for me :)

The reflections are of the sky and the trees around.

July 25, 2007

Thanks Erik... it was a long and very intense exchange of glances... all alone... in the fog... silence all around. I was getting into their part of world and they warned me I must use respect...

July 25, 2007

WOW! Molto belli i colori, le gocce sono molto originali... darei alla foto giusto quel tocco di sharpening in piu'. Immagine da vedere nella versione grande, in quella ridotta secondo me perde parecchio. Ottima foto.

July 17, 2007

Hi Judy. Very creative and absolutely not banal way to express your message. That cleft in the wood really makes the shot. Well done

July 17, 2007

Thanks for taking the time to comment and the nice words

July 17, 2007

Thanks Judy

July 16, 2007

Thanks for your comments

July 15, 2007

Thanks for sharing your opinion

July 13, 2007

Hi Stephen and thank you for taking the time to comment this shot.

I know my answer will probably disappoint you. It is possible that something went wrong (I didn't noticed it) while adjusting the file to post on PN. Infact I always digitally sharpen the file just in the moment I must use it on internet: the ones on my HD are never digitally sharpened so that I don't lose quality because of the filter. So... the false fringing is just a problem of this particular file I've uploaded. :) Thansk for pointing this out anyway.

About all the rest... it would have been great to take this photo with a macro lense and a tripod and a mechanic stabilizer, but as long as I don't have a macro lense nor the stabilizer I must use what I have. I took this photo in the distance, probably I could have used a quicker shutter speed, but IMHO I would have lost some of the tones.Thanks again ;)Stefano

July 11, 2007

It is so unbelievably amazing to see you here!!!Thanks for your most appreciated comment on this image, I'm absolutely flattered by your words. I believe having almost no photographic or art background helps with creativity and this is a neat example. Not always rules have to be followed, expecially when you make art.It was definitely a great spot and I'm sorry this photo was taken with my father's 3.2Mpix camera as mine had broken down. For this reason it is impossible to print it out big.

Thanks again for you comments. With a bit of patience you will see my portfolio getting bigger and bigger. ;)

Ciao!Stefano