What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[Eugene van der Merwe]

Thanks for the comments guys!

[gsinico]

Puglia, Torre di Porticello.
nikkor 300M, Provia 100.

[SamReeves]

Puglia, Torre di Porticello.
nikkor 300M, Provia 100.

Very cool. That would be a good place to watch the ships go by!

[Vaughn]

Like the image, dislike seeing it five times in a row!

(Since we have some Warhol-like repetition going on, now might be a good time to make this helpful thread available about how to avoid quoting an image in a reply, unless the responder thinks it makes sense to do so.)

☺

There is a rash of this happening -- again -- oh, well.

But the images should be deleted as they are not large format as defined by this forum...which is based of camera type, not negative size. Camera type being ones that are view cameras with movements (roll film, okay), or at least use sheet film w/o movements.

Beautiful images, though.

Vaughn

[gsinico]

Very cool. That would be a good place to watch the ships go by!

This tower was an really ancient one, builded to control the seaside because pyrats on XIII century ... there were plenty of them in Puglia coast, close each other so they can made fire visible from each other in case of alarm.
Today, seems that the expenses is too hig to save them, so the italian goverment sell some tower to privat, like this one.
I was wandering how to reach it, and I jumped inside the garden, but I resigned beware of dogs. In the garden there was some olive tree, agave plants and prickly pear, but no people at all. I was looking for the Trabucco, the fishnet close the seaside...
BTW, I jumped on top of the hill, and waited till was bluhour. The 300mm was perfect from there to nail the shot.

[David Hedley]

Like the image, dislike seeing it five times in a row!

(Since we have some Warhol-like repetition going on, now might be a good time to make this helpful thread available about how to avoid quoting an image in a reply, unless the responder thinks it makes sense to do so.)

☺

The repetition is, in my view, much to be preferred to highly intrusive and unnecessary moderation.

[Heroique]

This tower was a really ancient one, built to control the seaside because of pirates in the XIII century: ...

Giovanni,

I love the simple geometry of the tower – pyramid + cube – and its brick-peppered texture. Looks like your medieval pirates would have trouble storming it! And the lighting makes it gorgeous against the royal blue sea. Thanks for the story and the effort you made.

[francesco_ita]

Puglia, Torre di Porticello.
nikkor 300M, Provia 100.

I like it very much!

Francesco

Molto bella la foto impressionante il dettaglio sulla torre!!A che ora l'hai scattata prima dell'alba?

[Edward (Halifax,NS)]

I was re-scanning some old transparencies and came across this shot taken near Peggy's Cove.
CC400
127mm Ysaron or 150mm G-Claron (I don't remember which)
Scanned with Epson 2450

[Steve M Hostetter]

I was re-scanning some old transparencies and came across this shot taken near Peggy's Cove.
CC400
127mm Ysaron or 150mm G-Claron (I don't remember which)
Scanned with Epson 2450

Hey Edward,

This reminds me of when I first came upon these irratic's when I drove into the cove was very surreal looking but I couldn't seem to relate that on film..

steve