La hamaca paraguaya Photo

Photographer’s Note

A beautiful view of a resting hamaque with Cerro Patiño as the background.

Now a few lines copied:

"Cannes. Hamaca Paraguaya.
Lee Marshall reviews Hamaca Paraguaya for Screen Daily: "With a Cannes appearance (in Un Certain Regard) that makes it the first Paraguayan film to screen in the official selection of a major festival - and the only Paraguayan feature shot on 35mm in the last 30 years - Hamaca Paraguaya will delight those self-flagellating cineastes who believe, like the albino monk in The Da Vinci Code, that 'pain is good.'"

If you have the chance to be in Cannes, you can watch the movie.

A link regarding the movie:

http://daily.greencine.com/archives/001942.html

For all of those who are interested, paraguayan movie industry is...almost non existent, so this movie is a great effort,

Hamaques are popular in Py, they are very nice to rest in, very comfortable, special for those hot days, when a nap is a need,

K.
Neat image to remove some noise, it was very very dark.
I know, the image lacks focus, not so common when I shoot, but this terrific scene which I was trying to capture in its beauty, was destroyed cause the owner of the hamaque appeared...I guess he imagined I was trying to steal it or something...too bad for my focus...anyway I posted it, to relate it with the movie, many thanks for the comments!
ISO 1600.

May 30th,2006: The movie won an AWARD at the Festival!!!

Congratulations!!!

mursaloglu, robiuk, gervaso, lucasgalodoido has marked this note useful

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smenser (143) 2006-05-21 23:02

Great shot!! Very well done. I like the borders.
Seth

elBud (2211) 2006-05-22 0:06 [Comment]

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kozerog (1133) 2006-05-22 0:57

Great composition with nice sihouettes on beautiful background.

robiuk (10763) 2006-05-22 7:10

Hi Kike,
Low light brought probles with focusing, but therefore you got these wonderful colour tones out of the BG, reflected in the water.
Looking at this peaceful scene, it makes me feel sleepy and I would right now jump into the hamaque to have some rest myself.
Hope the film industry strats off well in Py,
Robi

quantabeh (5203) 2006-05-22 12:22

hola Cesar, I like the great symmetry in this image, and the wonderful colors in the background. The sillouettes are really great, and the colors are all well saturated.
nice shot

mlopes (492) 2006-05-30 3:21

so you are stealing resting chairs are you!!!!!! you naughy boy! ;)
Nice photo, just a bit out of focus as you say... but i can imagine it's hard to focus when you are running :P

rbcy1974 (20742) 2006-06-22 17:31

Hola Kike
Hacia tiempo que no pasaba a ver tu galeria
hermosa vista esta una vista muy relajada, bien hecho.
COmo va la vida?
Saludos
Dnaiel

Gerrit (35593) 2006-07-27 13:27

Hi Cesar,
very well balanced shot with great colours.
I like the blue line under the mountains dividing the orange,
great work,
regards, gerrit

gervaso (5136) 2006-08-02 22:25

Colores perfectos en esta fotografia! Las siluetas están muy bonitas en un encuadramiento también muy bonito!

yo_fauzan (60) 2006-08-23 13:01

lovely picture. very nice tone and composition.
it really makes me want to be in that Hamaque.

best regards.

onmax (837) 2007-09-22 4:45

Hola, "la amaca paraguaya" en el jardin de mi casa siempre hubo una y desde chico me pase muchas horas sobre ella, me trae mucho recuerdos, ademas que con esa toma muestras lo bien que se puede estar.
Saludos

lucasgalodoido (16583) 2008-01-23 16:47

Olá Cesar,
bem bonito esse local e a rede ficou fantástica na foto, convidativa para um bom sono. Gostei das cores também.
Parabéns e Abraço!