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06-FEB-2009

Kobarid. The scene of The Battle Of Caporetto (Italian name for Kobarid) in World War One,
and a very poignant place with remnants of the battles still in existance all around the
area. This was the battle that Ernest Hemingway described in 'A Farewell To Arms'.


If you've arrived at this via my Slovenia gallery, you may be interested to see more of this textured work here... http://www.pbase.com/steve_sharp/experiment_in_textures

Ricoh Caplio GX-100
1/111s f/3.7 at 11.5mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time06-Feb-2009 09:15:42
MakeRicoh
ModelCaplio GX100
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length11.5 mm
Exposure Time1/111 sec
Aperturef/3.7
ISO Equivalent100
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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malcolm haslam23-May-2009 07:51
Genius...
Mikael Larsen21-Feb-2009 20:55
This is very beautiful. Excellent composition. v
Marisa Livet18-Feb-2009 18:38
Perfect! And I find quite suitable you added text.
Pawel17-Feb-2009 15:39
Great work! V
Sue Robertson17-Feb-2009 01:53
Ah now this is something else.. a masterpiece... v
Marcia Rules16-Feb-2009 15:21
masterful Steve! V
Glenn D.16-Feb-2009 01:48
Wonderful mood setter and a dark piece of history to match. V
12316-Feb-2009 00:22
Lovely. V
Peter Zetner15-Feb-2009 23:09
Your work with textures is masterful. V.
lou_rozensteins15-Feb-2009 22:17
Your treatment of the photo seems to echo the history of the area. A beautiful composition. Very well done.
Guest 15-Feb-2009 18:24
haunting! very nice!!
Milos Markovic15-Feb-2009 15:32
Wonderful minimal composition and a mood for maximum effect, Steve.
Sometimes, the core content can be found inside brackets or even outside of bold and verbal.
A visual feast...
Ann...15-Feb-2009 15:16
Beautiful composition and the processing gives a fitting somber mood.
beverley harrison15-Feb-2009 14:59
love the grain in this steve...
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