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Journal rdewald's Journal: Tuscany: the best pictures. 9

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I decided that I would throw together a page of what I think are the best pictures from the the 450+ images I brought back from Tuscany. These aren't my favorites, or the most important, or the most meaningful. They are just the ones I think have the most stand-alone integrity as photographs, or that I find the most interesting. I reserve the right to revise this page.

The best pictures from Tuscany.

Graphic-intensive, not for dial-up connections...

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Tuscany: the best pictures.

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  • Beautiful photographs, thank you. One of these days I have got to get to Tuscany....

  • that last picture is my favorite...

    we're absolutely hooked on Ruffino Chianti Classico. it's currently my favorite wine... now i would really love to try some chianti in Italy. YUM--maybe with some of that yummy looking cheese!
    • Yes, cheese is good. One day I'm going to eat an entire wheel myself. Not in one day of course, that'd be silly.

  • Hm (Score:2)

    by turg ( 19864 )
    So, what do they do? Put up a photo reproduction of the front of the cathedral over the scaffolding, which tourists dutifully took pictures of as if it were the real thing. I find this endlessly hilarious.
    But your photo is completely different than their photos, right? :-)

    • Re: (Score:2)

      by rdewald ( 229443 ) *
      No, not at all, except that I deliberately took it from an angle the reveals what is going on. I'm not afraid of being a tourist. I found it just as funny that I took a picture.
  • polka dot lady pictures.
  • Simply awesome.
  • Love the color in the Ham one.
  • It's excellent, but I like the sunflower even more. Backlit petals look awesome. The light and dark of the green in the leaves goes excellently with the yellow, orange, and brown.

    But I'd say what makes the picture so perfect is the top of the flower being cut off and it's up and right of the center. This draws my eyes to the lower left where the green in both corners balances everything. Finally the blured white and tan in the other corners makes a great backdrop.

    Most amateurs would center the flower, p

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