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mohsen etemadifar 9 months ago

excellent !!

andrea lorenzetti 3 years ago

ottima

Carla Rho 3 years ago

Excellent!!!!!!

Marco Bianchetti Thanks Carla!

Vic Chapman 4 years ago

Excellent technical quality and composition.

Marco Bianchetti Thanks for your feedback, Vic!

storytaylor 4 years ago

superb composition.

Marco Bianchetti Thanks Storytaylor. Ciao!

Ilja Hackman 4 years ago

Absolutely wonderful, Marco! :)
I really love the editing!

Marco Bianchetti Thanks Ilja!

Ursula I Abresch 4 years ago

A picture to bring a big smile to the viewers face! Lovely work.

Marco Bianchetti Thanks Ursula! I'm glad i made you smile!

Judy W 4 years ago

I'm loving this so much. Excellent slice of life. The textures are wonderful.

Marco Bianchetti Thank you Judy. I appreciate your words.

Martin Gremm 4 years ago

This is a great find, and the tones are beautiful!

Marco Bianchetti Thanks Martin!

Sven Fennema 4 years ago

Great one!

Marco Bianchetti Thanks swen!

Cupcake 4 years ago

Very Good

Marco Bianchetti Thanks Cupcake

Alberto Peroni 4 years ago

Love it!

Marco Bianchetti Ciao Alberto! Grazie.

ambra 4 years ago

Very good seen, I like the colors!

Marco Bianchetti Thanks Ambra. Very kind of you.

Marcus Bjorkman 4 years ago

Extremely good!! I just love all the details in the wall and the way the roughness is toned down near the window. I also love the colour tone here as well as the reflections in the window and overall composition. Forgot to say it´s sharp too.

Marco Bianchetti Thanks Marcus for the way you look at the picture. I appreciate your comment.

Carola Lundmark 4 years ago

What a great shot! Love the light, the reflection in the windows and the framing structure of the building. Superb capture Marco!
Best regards Carola

Marco Bianchetti Thanks Carola. I spent some time in choosing a better angle to get the reflections i had in mind. People around me was wondering why could a window be more interesting than the sculpture exposed down in the square...