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Mount Vesuvius, Italy
Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 20 August 2012 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
This a variation on the theme of the last image that I posted except this time it's in colour instead of b&w and it has a more traditional composition. It's a photo taken at sunset of the famous volcano of Mt Vesuvius. It was photographed from Vico Equense - also in shot is the town's 14th century cathedral church of the Santissima Annunziata.
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@Ani: Thanks Ani!
@Richard: Thanks Richard!
@k@: Hi Karine, I needed to look up the meaning of the word pleonasm (showing my ignorance again :-) but I agree with you entirely about the beauty of the light in Italy!
@Andrew Atkinson: Hi Andrew - this is a better composition isn't it.
@k@: Yes, of course you're correct Karine! :-)....it's just that I did not know what the word meant. 'Pleonasm' is not a very commonly used word in my experience. Richard is a writer - perhaps he can help us with this?
@k@: I'm always happy to learn something new Karine!
@digitalCG: Ahh...the shock of colour! :-) yes, it's a better composition isn't it.
This image has been featured in 1 Remix collection.
Nikon D700
1/800 second
F/4.0
ISO 200
25 mm (35mm equiv.)
