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Photographer  Colin Cartwright {Karma:15699}
Project #50 Alternate Perspective Camera Model Canon powershot A95 (trusty, old, litttle canon!)
Categories Landscape
Photoart
Travel
Film Format
Portfolio Lens 7.8-23.4 mm 3x optical zoom
Uploaded 12/4/2005 Film / Memory Type Compact flashcard 256mb
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 491 Shutter 1/60
Favorites Aperture f/5.6
Critiques 30 Rating
6.00
/ 5 Ratings
Location City -  Apricale
State -  LIGURIA
Country - Italy   Italy
About The magical and unspoilt medieval hill town, of Apricale in Liguria.

A lovely (and hot) late July day on holiday. A warming memory, in these pain-filled, dark days.

NOTE: I am trying to fulfill the painter in me, using software. When you have poor painting skills(!) the wonderful world of photography (and modern technology) comes to the rescue!

This area of Italy, near the french border, is particularly atmospheric.

1/80s @f5.6
Focal length 13.6mm

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There are 30 Comments in 1 Pages
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Rashed Abdulla Rashed Abdulla   {K:163889} 3/6/2006
another wonderful painting here and with such great colors and contrast , all of the best my friend .

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Kevin H Kevin H   {K:22502} 2/18/2006
Now what a frame using the trees to create a tunnel to look through. The pinkish color of the building really make it stand out while the effect you used really makes it look like a painting. I would have not use that much of the effect as it makes it a little hard to know what you are looking at. Keep up the good work.

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Francesco  Francesco   {K:8101} 1/20/2006
Bravo Colin, Bellissima immagine, love your pittoresque style, unique and captivating. Ciao my Friend

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Colin Cartwright   {K:15699} 1/6/2006
Merci Ferdinand et Nouvelle une Année ardive et heureuse à vous! Je ne signale plus sur cet emplacement blessant, et je suis maintenant aux points de photo.

Sincères amitiés
Colin

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Bosnia Photo Bosnia Photo   {K:3088} 12/31/2005
Excellent work Colin.

Happy New Year to you and your family!
Mevludin

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FERDINAND DOTREMONT   {K:6612} 12/31/2005
One can be for or against, but I am for! I like the special effects. Often a sight of for exemple a town or a street, seems like a postcart you can buy everywhere, but with some special effects it becomes something special, made by an artist! So this is for me very beautiful.

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joanna ewa   {K:8061} 12/17/2005
......like on the painting:)
dreat idea because this is different:)
regards

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Jeff Cartwright   {K:52046} 12/8/2005
Your Original Image...is an Excellent Scenic View...and, the Painted Effect....is Good....Colin!
Jeff.

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patrizio napolitano   {K:13119} 12/7/2005
ciao Colin
davvero = veramente = sinceramente = in verità
è una affermazione = very magic

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Colin Cartwright   {K:15699} 12/7/2005
Ciao e grazie Patrizio!

Can I ask what the Italian word, 'davvero' means? - as I am struggling to learn your language!

Posso chiedere che cosa la parola Italiana, 'il davvero 'significa? - come sto lottando per imparare la vostra lingua!

Molti ringraziamenti per le vostre parole consigliare e del positive, Patrizio. Diverso di molti dei donatori del cervello su questo luogo.

Saluti.
Colin.

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patrizio napolitano   {K:13119} 12/7/2005
grazie Colin, per questa bella pittura di un paese Italiano.
l'effetto è davvero magico, e ricco di valenza artistica
patrizio

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Linda Imagefree Linda Imagefree   {K:72276} 12/7/2005
Colin I think both images are stunning, both in different ways!! What a beautiful place, it looks big and yet secluded and private. Very nicely seated in the midst of all the lush greens, and the lighting is wonderful!! I too have an interest in photo manipulation and recently bought a painting program but still have to figure out how to use it, and find the time. I really love the impressionistic look of your image, very lovely effect!!

Art and photography and their expressions do not have to be limited or restricted by rules IMO, but should be open to exploration. I like what you did with this!

Colin, I read in your bio that you suffer chronic pain with FMS and I just want to say that I'm sorry to hear that. That cannot be easy, I'm glad that you have photography as a diversion. I wish you good thoughts and well feelings!!

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Robert Kocs Robert Kocs   {K:89085} 12/6/2005
Very nice sunny scene, well used filter. Nice colours and tones. Excellent work dear Colin! I prefer the original version but the filtered version is nice. Well done! :)

Have a nice day!
Robert

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Colin Cartwright   {K:15699} 12/5/2005
Thanks very much, John. I appreciate both the positive words on my photoart, and the kind offer.

It's interesting that you're a carpenter, (my name's Cartwright!) I traced my great grandfather, who made coffins! He came from Yorkshire, and moved up 'north', here, in Victorian times.

Regards
Colin

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John Loreaux John Loreaux   {K:86210} 12/5/2005
Hi Colin! This is really a great job editing!! Your creativity shines here!!!
Looks like a beautiful canvas oil painting!!!
I didn't realize about Your health Colin.
I have a similar condition that also leaves Me in extreme pain most days!( I am a carpenter so it makes life tough!)
If You ever want to talk about it drop Me an e-mail at JoLoea@aol.com!
I will say a prayer for You Colin!
I'm so glad We have photography to go to when things get a little bleak!
Take care My Friend!.................John

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Giuliano Guarnieri Giuliano Guarnieri   {K:36622} 12/5/2005
Hi Colin,
I don't believe that each kind of photography has to stay in "in rigid compartmentalized boxes".
What I mean is that we have to look forward and not simulate the "past" with the new techs.
In my opinion the digital imaging has a lot of potential that we don't use yet ...because we still think in "analogic" way.
So...not a boxed compartmentalized boxes" but a universe of new ideas ! :)))

Bye

GG

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Colin Cartwright   {K:15699} 12/4/2005
An excellent critique, Giuliano!

If you meant that we should stick to photography or painting, in rigid compartmentalized boxes, then that is one point of view. But I like to be flexible, and if my photography does not remind me of the actual atmosphere, or event at that point in time, then I cannot see why you should not use modern software manipulation, to the purpose it was intended.

We all have different opinions and tht is what makes sites like this so interesting (and addictive!).

Una valutazione eccellente, Giuliano. Se significaste quello, dovremmo attaccare a fotographia o alla pittura, in scatole suddivise in compartimenti rigide, allora che sono un punto di vista. Ma gradisco essere flessibile e se la mia fotographia mi non ricorda dell'atmosfera reale, o evento, a quel punto a tempo, quindi non posso vedere perchè non dovreste usare la manipolazione moderna del software, allo scopo ch'è stato inteso. Tutti abbiamo opinioni differenti e quello è che cosa fa i luoghi come questi così interessante (ed addictive!).

Ringraziamenti per il ristabilimento della mia fede nelle valutazioni di provocazione e di qualità di pensiero, Giuliano!

Riguardi gentili e ciao
Colin

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Giuliano Guarnieri Giuliano Guarnieri   {K:36622} 12/4/2005
Hi Colin,
apologize but photo is photo, paint is paint (and image is image).
I don't believe that technologies have to be used to compensate at missing skills. Probably I'm too much strong but also the use of digital photo is wrong if we use it to replicate what we are not able to do on analogic photos.
Each tools and technologies have to be used for what it can give but...looking ahead.

Just a personal opinion...
(more than 25 words ;) ... I fully agree with your post on the forum!)

Bye

Giuliano

P.S. My last picture has been taken in Liguria too!

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Rosario Esposito Rosario Esposito   {K:9796} 12/4/2005
Hai creato un dipinto molto bello, ottimi i colori.
-Rosario-

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jude .   {K:14625} 12/4/2005
Very nicely done, Colin, my friend...altho' I doubt your confessed "poor painting skills" (clearly I'm going to have to go over there and ply you with canvas/paper and your choice of media and watch you work), you definitely have an artist's soul. This one must go into my favs.

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Endre Novak Endre Novak   {K:12666} 12/4/2005
Nice effect, but the original is also great.
Endre

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Markus Scholz Markus Scholz   {K:23722} 12/4/2005
Isn't it amazing, what you can do with software, Colin? Already the original looks like a painting.

Regards, Markus

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Colin Cartwright   {K:15699} 12/4/2005
Thanks for your thoughtful comment, Dana. I liked my original photo, (which I have posted below it), as it was such a beautiful area of Italy.

However, I felt it needed some 'painted' effects, to emphasize, (and try to recreate), my memory of this atmospheric and unspoilt place.

The images from these past holidays, make excellent, photo manipulation material!

Regards
Colin

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Ellen Smith Ellen Smith   {K:14418} 12/4/2005
I'm with you I can't paint either. This is quite well done. I like the treatment it gives the photo some substance. I want to say it has tooth, more umph.

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Dave Stacey Dave Stacey   {K:150877} 12/4/2005
Very good composition, Colin! I like the way you've framed the buildings with the foreground trees. Nice lighting to highlight the town, too.
Dave.

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Dana Finchum   {K:2200} 12/4/2005
Hi Colin,
A wonderful application of effects.Like what you've done with the basic image and the border effect is an added plus.Make me think of water colors.

Dana

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Mark Evans Mark Evans   {K:17428} 12/4/2005
Looks canny younging !! i like the effect , its a bit like how i seen things lastnight after a great gig and lots of lager !! hehehehehe .. marky . 7+++

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Nando Mondino   {K:14261} 12/4/2005
An excellent image of a beautiful country;
I have my 2nd house inLiguria:-)

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Galal El Missary   {K:84569} 12/4/2005
Great angle and composition , great effects , well done Colin .

Galal

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Colin Cartwright   {K:15699} 12/4/2005
This is the original image.

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