"Declamazione al Di' "

Photography \ Architecture | 01/23/08 @141 | Soet | critiques (10) | views (228)

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Have you ever wanted to go on holiday in Italy but couldn't spare the dosh? do you find yourself loitering about Renaissance fairs and fantasising about tercios, pike and shot and the days when women were more like ladies? or do you need something to convince your sweetie you're suave, learned and cultured? then this is your ultimate freebie! this is a poster / print that I produced from one of my holiday pictures, featuring the poet Tasso.

If you have liked my works so far, please visit: http://artigianista.deviantart.com/store and buy something. Though I haven't been hard at work and the selections are limited, I believe you will find something fun nonetheless.

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moserArtist

01/23/08 @280

When photographing somebody elses artwork (ie in this case sculpture) you need to find something special or extra for it not to look like a plain "copy" ...

This one lacks that "special touch" imo.

Technically it has some overexposed areas lacking details.
The crop is also very tight.

Take a look at this one and get inspiration: The Burial by

Madanapale

Using the light to make another dimension of another artists work is difficult but can be done. So my suggestion is to search for maybe a special light or angle. Be more creative!

blackshad

01/23/08 @528

Moser said it all

keep it up

FAV

01/23/08 @566

agree with blackshad
nice description, though
Florin

LiddleLarsen

01/23/08 @609

Agree with the others.... I dont think there is a special feel to this photo....

Soet

01/23/08 @631

It wasn't easy to get that "special feel". When you're working with centuries-old monuments, and your tools are technically crap (no hi-res pics available) this is what you can get. I do have other better-looking pictures around, such as this one:,but unfortunately uploading them to certain sites destroyed the resolution:

Madanapale

01/23/08 @684

Very interesting statue, the details are very nice, but some little parts are overexposed.
Agree with others.....light is the most important factor in photography.
Glad to see you posting again Renatus.
Carlos

RvascoF

01/23/08 @731

Agree with Carlos, well done....!!!

purplerose

01/24/08 @242

I like it.

Would crop a bit off the bottom though.

cupcake

01/24/08 @622

Good work.

Passenger

01/24/08 @959

Nice work, but I do think MosterArtist has a point

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