Verona and the Adige river from “Ponte Pietra” (stone bridge). Church of Sant Anastasia on the left.
The point of view was the only one that gave me an interesting view, since the city lights were dimmed or shot down so I was attracted by the grass in the foreground. The grass was full of rats (called “pantegane” in Verona) endangering the stability of my tripod.
Technical details: one raw exposure adjusted by darkening the sky. Overall contrast and saturation fixed in Photoshop.
The point of view was the only one that gave me an interesting view, since the city lights were dimmed or shot down so I was attracted by the grass in the foreground. The grass was full of rats (called “pantegane” in Verona) endangering the stability of my tripod.
Technical details: one raw exposure adjusted by darkening the sky. Overall contrast and saturation fixed in Photoshop.
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Sig Nordal 