Aya Sofia at Dusk
It’s a few days since I’m back from Istanbul, and I have to say I already miss it. Istanbul is one of those places in … Read the rest
- by Davide Petilli
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- by Davide Petilli
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Video: Vivian Maier, Photographer
I’ve stumbled upon this delicious short film about Vivian Maier, the nanny photographer. In the film, a fictional Vivian Maier talks about herself, her life … Read the rest
- by Davide Petilli
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Sunset over the Sant’Angelo bridge in Rome
The Sant’Angelo Bridge links the Sant’Angelo Castle (former Mausoleum of Hadrian) to the left side of the Tevere river. It was built in the year … Read the rest
- by Davide Petilli
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- Tagged in afgan girl, dogmas, high quality, motion blur, natgeo, pellegrin, photo books, photographer, portraits, softness, steve mccurry, unguarded moment
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Is Steve McCurry’s photography technically “flown”?
There are are “rules” that are considered almost like dogmas in photography. Images have to be in tack sharp focus, especially on the eyes of … Read the rest
- by Davide Petilli
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- Tagged in artificial illumination, dolomites, dusk, exposures, mountains, panorama stitch, photo panorama, potenza, south of italy, southern italy, tonal range
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Photo: Panorama of Castelmezzano at Dusk
Castelmezzano is a village in the south of Italy, near Potenza. The town is perched on what is known as The Lucanian Dolomites, named after … Read the rest