Castles Communication

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• anes_lc (13557)
• [2007-11-16 1:24]

blue sky and perfect quality ..this is your style ..beautiful in all the ways
wish to be able to take a similar shot :)
thanks share
anes

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• Henryk_Bilor (18492)
• [2007-11-16 1:28]

Hello
Beautiful colours. Great composition with these two castle`s towers. Lovely image.
Have a nice day.

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• Gustaw (18112)
• [2007-11-16 1:38]

Hi, my friend!
Yes, I known san Marino. I was in San Marino two times. I very like your oryginal composition. Good strong colours. Good light. I like very oryginal old architecture.
marek

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• Paolo (39525)
• [2007-11-16 1:42]

Hi Jean Yves, the deep blue sky is something of fantastic in this image, with high quality and perfect light, and a agreat view over the San marino's towers.
great shot.
ciao

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• AiresSantos (22343)
• [2007-11-16 1:46]

Bonjour Jean Yves,
Vue merveilleuse de ce Château S Marin. Excellente perspective, couleurs et définition.
Bon week-end
Aires

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• snunney (19163)
• [2007-11-16 2:18]

Hello Jean-Yves,
Very good vertical composition with one architectural element leading naturally on to the next one with a little help from the intervening clouds. Perfect colours and clarity.

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• cbrman (12526)
• [2007-11-16 2:57]

Hello Jean-Yves,

Je vois cette journée à San Marino, t'a permis d'être prolifique au niveau photographique! Il faut dire que le temps s'y prêtait parfaitement ! Un ciel superbe et un air clair ! Tu as bien composé cette image, j'aime beaucoup l'aspect imposant de la tour qui trouve son écho dans la tour en arrière plan !
La qualité de l'image est superbe !
Bravo !

A+

Dominique

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• ktanska (11497)
• [2007-11-16 3:08]

Hi Jean-Yves,
A good combination. I guess the other tower is not as far as it looks, it's the wide angle effect again. Really good light. Especially on the wall on the right. #D details show very well on that sidelight.
Kari

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• PJE (18233)
• [2007-11-16 3:52]

Jean of all your castle postings from your earlier posts I would have to say this one is by far the finest. You took some time to make sure the two castles were positioned inside the frame in the best possible way. I know how dramatic this 10-22 lens can be if you move only a fraction of an inch to create the composition. Also the vertical format makes this castle look amazing! Thanks for sharing!

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• lgir (1370)
• [2007-11-16 4:03]

Bonjour Jean Yves,

belle composition sur cette tour et son vis à vis grâce à une lumière et une profondeur de champ exceptionnelle.

Amicalement
LAurent

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• UnTrained (11985)
• [2007-11-16 6:01]

Salut Jean-Yves,
I like captures of castles, two is one extra bonus. Fine vertical but even wide capture presenting the possible tower to tower communication (ttc). Not knowing the regular weather conditions I must assume that foggy weather with less sight raised the fear in the hearts of the local inhabitants.
Lieben Gruss, Ulf

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• stefanocer (7390)
• [2007-11-16 7:17]

Great Jean Yves a fantastic composition and POV together with a great quality too , also interesting your note .
Stefano.

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• Cormac (24521)
• [2007-11-16 7:45]

That must have been an amazing day up there in San Marino - I recall seeing some of your other photos from that day and like this one, they are stunning. The wide angle on the foreground castle is great, and the view of the second castle in the distance is very unusual and maybe even surreal. Fantastic shot!

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• pboehringer (18130)
• [2007-11-16 9:34]

JY,
I'm not quite sure how many posts you already presented of this tiny place of San Marino and still I can't have enough of it. You certainly had a wonderful weather at this day and the CPF did the rest to have such great contrast and colors. I just miss a little bit the human presence in there.
Regards, Peter

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• leonorkuhn (9378)
• [2007-11-16 9:38]

Hi Jean Yves,

Excellent point of view including two castles in one photo. Very nice composition, amazing colors, great light and good sharpness.

Have a nice weekend
Leonor

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• MarcT (11591)
• [2007-11-16 10:16]

Salut Jean-Yves,
on reconnait bien ton style perfectionniste et dire que tu parles en ces termes de Didier. Faut croire que vous avez certains points communs même si je ne vous connais pas.
@+
Marc

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• jonathan_hart (13565)
• [2007-11-16 12:25]

bonjour JY
la compo donne une de ces profondeur ! c'est bien réalisé
amicalement
jo

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• Gerrit (23409)
• [2007-11-16 14:47]

Hi Jean Yves,
excellent POV from which you connect the two towers and provid a glimp of this fantastic view.
Groeten Gerrit

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• jjcordier (13611)
• [2007-11-16 21:23]

Jean Yves
Encore une magnifique composition de ce chateau qui t'a vraiment inspiré. Il faut dire que la lumière était très belle et mettait particulièrement en valeur ces vieilles pierres. Superbe image!
Amicalement
JJ

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• Stepan (24620)
• [2007-11-17 0:36]

On se croirait au moyen age. Il est super ce chateau, et dans cette lumière, c'est top. Belle perspective également.
Stéphane

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• Philippe (8813)
• [2007-11-17 0:44]

Bonjour, Jean-Yves. Très bonne perspective et excellente diagonale. Les contrastes entre le feuillage et les tours est bien marqué, tout comme celui entre le ciel et les constructions. Les nuages rendent le ciel très spectaculaire.

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• pasternak (11856)
• [2007-11-17 1:12]

Salut Jean Yves, I have seen some other shots of SM from you, but not with two castles in one frame I think, somebody waving a (red?) flag on top would be a bonus of course, but I guess nowadays the castle dwellers would prefer internet as a means of communication in case of Italian advances uphill... :)

Cheers
Alexander

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• JoseMiguel (851)
• [2007-11-17 6:40]

Bonsoir Jean Yves,
I like this very well saturated image.
You've built the composition so carefully to have the two castle views, without any disturbance between each other.
It's so enjoyable the bright light and the vivid contrast made by the green grass and the blues.
Felicitacions et merci du partager.
Mes amities,
JM

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• gneufeld (8861)
• [2007-11-17 7:11]

Hi Jean,
I stand in awe of all the amazing castles and outstanding architectural beauties you get to see in your travels. And what's more, your photographic expertise brings out the finest. Excellent shot here with incredible details and textures on this castle and beautifully set against the deep blue sky in this perfect vertical portrait perspective. Great work and TFS. Gerald

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• gilou530 (24517)
• [2007-11-17 7:20]

salut JY
celle la est mieux que la premiere car elle inclus les deux tours, belle couleur des pierres avec ce ciel saturé, elle flashe bien cette photo
amitiés
gilbert

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• vincent24 (8916)
• [2007-11-17 7:51]

Ciao Giovanni,
Toujours cette faculté de trouver des POV qui DGSR...tu n'en finis pas de nous livrer des tresors de cette virée de juin...que dire de plus?...le GA marche a merveille pour donner de l'espace et de la profondeur...c'est du lourd!
bon week end,
vincent

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• fayeulle (22578)
• [2007-11-17 10:04]

Salut Jean-Yves
Pas un seul mais 2 châteaux pour cette état minuscule. L'armée a sans doute aussi 2 soldats, lol. Très bonne compo et couleurs. Il y a un pola n'est ce pas ?
Bon weekend
JP

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• cherryripe (13363)
• [2007-11-17 14:15]

Salut JY
Voilà des nuages qui semble suspendus et un ciel polarizé pour moi. Le château ressemble à celui de Mikel en Lego ;-) Même couleur, même forme de briques. Belle équilibre entre les 2 tours qui donne énormément de profondeur.
Bonne soirée
Nikki

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• Jonas_Schmitt (2162)
• [2007-11-17 14:26]

Hi Jean Yves!
Fantastic picture with magnificent well saturated colors making an excellent contrast to each other.The sharpness/depth of field couldn´t be better and I like your point of view.
The sky just looks amazing with those great clouds...(did you use a pole circular?).

In my eyes there´s nothing to improve here!
Regards,
Jonas

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• alainh (30743)
• [2007-11-19 23:30]

Hello Jean-Yves
tour ou cheminée ?? nuage ou fumée ??
quel superbe cadrage de ces deux fortifications qui semble presomptueux de vouloir franchir !!
je me demande si je ne me serais pas laissé aller au tamponnage de ces antennes ! mais là c'est mon coté Bricolo .........
bonne journée Jean Louis
alain

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• meltemi (7960)
• [2007-11-19 23:50]

Salut Jean Yves,
this is beautiful a p erfect study in light and shadow with superb tones. The view looks very natural and the colours are attractive. Nice light and details to present this interesting image. The wall and the little tower on the left give a stunning depth and perspective to the view. Very good clarity. Bravo.
Kind Regards.
Stella

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• IgorDeleze (13841)
• [2007-11-20 0:43]

Salut Jean-Yves,
Très belle photo!
Les textures sont superbe et le ciel incroyable.
Bonne journée.
Igor

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• jemaflor (28952)
• [2007-11-21 9:36]

Salut JY,
jolie perspective avec ce premier plan parfaitement complété par la château au loin, superbe lumière et un ciel au bleu joliment polarisé à faire râler ceux qui n'aimet pas cet effet ... ;-)