Rainbow and the Castle
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After the storm, a rainbow over the sky of Rocca Calascio, in Abruzzo, Italy.
Ce fond d’écran est décrit en Anglais : les artistes écrivent dans leur propre langue, et nous ne traduisons pas leurs mots.
À propos de la photo
Canon EOS 40D.
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Commentaires (8)
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mrshock13
With that 3rd picture, the one with the tree, it has become part of one of my custom made "personalized" setups in Windows 7. Basically what I'm saying is that, yet again, your photo is becoming a favorite of mine, to remain on my desktop until something else, probably of yours, comes along to spruce up my day. So I thank you, and applaud your photos and you!
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bizlur
Geez.... I would LOVE to mountain bike somewhere like this. Beautiful!
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Pugaciov
Love this Rocca series, bravo. Cheers from Marche.
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Did you Photoshop the rainbow in? It doesn't seem to have much curvature, and behind it is pretty clear for a rainy day. Also with that intensity, it seems that the secondary bow would also be visible. I could be wrong... I'm just askin'. Nice picture anyway.
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Beginning
I like it.. It's great! Thank you!
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plw1234
I like the quality of the picture (including the sharpness) but this time I have a small complaint about the subject. I don't like the electric poles and the wire and the people standing there. I don't think you could have done anything about it but it bugs me. Last two pictures were better.
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lerch84
On my new 20 inches screen this looks absolutely fantastic! Bravo Giovanni :)
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Another great shot!! My only critique would be that I think you tend to over sharpen your images slightly. This is most apparent in the 2560x1600 resolution.