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Posts: 1762
Joined: Jul. 11 2003
From: The Netherlands
RE: A glimpse of near where I live (in reply to Escribano)
Very nice Simon,
Looks very professional to me. Nice colors. Amazing how good the equipement is nowadays. Funny lively music, I always like how italians make 50’s and 60’s music. And, live seems pretty normal again.
Posts: 1762
Joined: Jul. 11 2003
From: The Netherlands
RE: A glimpse of near where I live (in reply to Escribano)
Wow, really handy. I saw on the film, nearly nobody noticed you filming the streetlive. I immagine it makes nice picturesas wel? Or is that better with no anamorphic lens?
Posts: 6441
Joined: Jul. 6 2003
From: England, living in Italy
RE: A glimpse of near where I live (in reply to gerundino63)
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Wow, really handy. I saw on the film, nearly nobody noticed you filming the streetlive. I immagine it makes nice picturesas wel? Or is that better with no anamorphic lens?
That was the idea, to blend in without hassle. You can't take photos with the lens attached.
Posts: 3454
Joined: Jan. 20 2004
From: Austin, Texas USA
RE: A glimpse of near where I live (in reply to Escribano)
Very nice..neat video rig. We passed through Manarola on the train headed for Monterosso al Mare.
Looks like Monterosso may be just a little bigger than Manarola, and it has a sand beach, a requirement for Larisa. We enjoyed a few days in the Cinqueterre before heading on to Bellagio on Lake Como.
We spent most of the summer of 2015 in Italy, can't wait to go back for Larisa's best friend's wedding next year.
Posts: 3454
Joined: Jan. 20 2004
From: Austin, Texas USA
RE: A glimpse of near where I live (in reply to Escribano)
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ORIGINAL: Escribano Let me know where you will be in Italy, perhaps we can hook up then?
At present the only fixed point is Pordenone in Friulia north of Venice where the wedding will be. I suppose we may spend some time in Venice where we have become friends with people who owned a residenze a few blocks from the Piazza San Marco until last July. They still own and rent a few apartments out close to the Arsenale.
I would love to get together. Thank you for the suggestion. I doubt that we will confine ourselves just to Venice and Pordenone. We can make plans as the time draws closer.
Posts: 3470
Joined: Jul. 12 2009
From: Washington, DC
RE: A glimpse of near where I live (in reply to Escribano)
Very nice, Simon. By the way, I may have missed it, but have you finished the electric "blue" guitar you were making?
Bill
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Posts: 6441
Joined: Jul. 6 2003
From: England, living in Italy
RE: A glimpse of near where I live (in reply to BarkellWH)
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Very nice, Simon. By the way, I may have missed it, but have you finished the electric "blue" guitar you were making?
It was on hold. I can only sand and spray outside and the weather was horrible. Then I got distracted with a short vacation in Florence and a lot of work was piling up. I will back on it soon. Weather is much nicer now and I can't wait to see the final result. It will get done.
Posts: 6441
Joined: Jul. 6 2003
From: England, living in Italy
RE: A glimpse of near where I live (in reply to Richard Jernigan)
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Looks like Monterosso may be just a little bigger than Manarola, and it has a sand beach, a requirement for Larisa
I worked for the local council on the Côte d'Azure, 1979-1980. The sand was shipped in on trucks just before the season, and that includes Cannes and Nice. It was wiped off the rocks in the Winter.