Bubbles
Canon EOS 400D
Explore #169 on May 26, 2009.
Thanks to Buttha for suggesting the title!
Taken in rome, just behind the colosseum.
Une photo un peu differente aujourd'hui. Cette fois ce ne sont pas le ciel ou bien des reflets qui sont a l'honneur, mais une petite maisonette situee au milieu des vignes a proximite du lac Saint Andre.
Ce cliche est un HDR de 3 expositions (-2;0;+2) realise avec Photomatix 4.
A different photo today. This time the subject it is not the sky or water reflections, but a little old house located in the middle of vineyards near the lake Saint Andre.
It's a 3 HDR exposures (-2;0;+2) tonemapped with Photomatix 4.
Lac saint andre, Savoie. France.
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Iseo Lake
Postprocessing RAW:-- lights and saturation and clarity
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Lake Iseo or Lago d'Iseo or Sebino is the fourth largest lake in Lombardy, Italy, fed by the Oglio river.
It is in the north of the country in the Val Camonica area, near the cities of Brescia and Bergamo. The lake is almost equally divided between the Provinces of Bergamo and Brescia. This is a heavily industrialised part of the world, but the area remains one of outstanding natural beauty. The road north to Switzerland used to run along the side of the lake, and stories about entire families being swallowed up by the murky waters abound. A much safer road, carved into the side of the mountains, now exists.
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Il lago d'Iseo o Sebino (in lombardo lac d'Ize) e un bacino lacustre dell'Italia settentrionale, situato in Lombardia. Ha come principale immissario ed emissario il fiume Oglio. Ha una superficie di 65,3 km2 e una profondita massima di 251 metri e situato a 180 m di quota nelle prealpi, posto in fondo alla Val Camonica, si incunea tra le province di Bergamo e di Brescia ed ospita la piu grande isola lacustre naturale dell'Italia: Monte Isola cui fanno da satelliti a nord e a sud i due isolotti di Loreto e di San Paolo.
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Same shot as the previous but uncropped
This an old film picture I took.
The quote is from Looking for Alaska by John Green.
Amazing book. All of his books are.
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