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Probably my favourite image from this years summer holiday and soon to make it onto a large canvas for the lounge wall ![]()
Taken about an hour after my last upload and from a different viewpoint but of the same farmhouse which I believe might be Belvedere in San Quirico d'Orcia.
Thanks for taking a look and for the support on my other holiday snaps.
Darren.
| Camera: | Nikon D3s |
| Lens: | 70 - 200mm |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Belvedere |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 7 Aug 2012 - 6:57 PM |
| Tags: | Belvedere, Landscape / travel, San quirico d'orcia, Sunrise, Tuscany |
| VS Mode Rating |
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| Votes: | 48 |
Comments
Thanks a lot folks and cheers for the UA fazzer, much appreciated.
Darren.
I could certainly live with this hung on my wall!
And I could live in a place like that, surrounded by all that magnificent scenery
Cracking capture, Darren ![]()
Trev ![]()
Wonderful landscape Darren. Love the tones and the light hitting the building. Beautiful place. Superb capture. Have a UA!
Thanks for the comments guys and cheers for the UA Craig, much appreciated.
Darren.
This is superb Darren - can understand why you want it on your wall. Personally I am not sure that the vignette helps it and I would do without but as always it is just personal preference.
Thanks for the vote on my image - I am now going to look at the rest of your Tuscan images!
Jason
Thanks Jason. The vignette come free when shooting a wide aperture with the 70-200 at 200mm, the VR II cured this 'problem' but personally I don't mind it usually although I agree it possibly doesn't work quite so well with this image. Oh, and before anyone says I shouldn't be shooting landscapes at a wide aperture (f/3.2 in this case) I did shoot the same scene at f/16 but thought I'd try to isolate the farmhouse from the background by opening up a bit and in my opinion this was the better of the 2 images.
Darren.
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