Shooting in town - Part 1.
For those who have the opportunity to travel, the opportunity to take some interesting pictures are certainly very high, but we must not underestimate the potential that city \u200b\u200bor the country where you live are able to offer us. The urban areas, in addition to being available when time is short, it is able to offer a wide range of situations ranging from the most varied kinds of photography. Looking through my photos I took in my spare weekends, I try to make a tour of the opportunities that you can find, often just turning the corner of the house.
- Views and vistas:
Any elevated position allows a panoramic view and frame the large areas of the city, in these situations, the wide angle is the master, but sometimes that can make the cut a telephoto lens may be necessary to isolate an interesting part of the landscape. Normally I try to pay attention to the composition of the picture by excluding what may disturb the set, choosing the unconventional viewpoints, including trees or plants in the frame as a frame or otherwise make objects / subjects in the foreground giving depth to the image, sometimes I try to take advantage of the beautiful sunset light or artificial night.
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| View of Cagliari from the Tower of San Pancrazio. |
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| Panorama of Cagliari from the open space behind the Basilica of Bonaria. |
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| View from the top terrace of the Bastion of Saint Remy. |
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| The Stampace away from New Way. |
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| View from Viale Europa Molentargius pond, the salt and the Devil's Saddle. |
Panorama Way Good night from the street.
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| The sea from the top of Devil's Saddle. |
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| View of port of Marina Piccola and the beach Poetto from Sella del Diavolo. |
Sunset from the hill that leads to the Institute of Science avenue Good Way.
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| Vista from the port of one of the two towers of the Palazzo Comunale, the Tower of the Elephant and the Cathedral of Cagliari. |
- Parks, public gardens, etc..: The possibilities are endless, but in addition to conventional glimpse of a park area, I love photographing animals and people looking to steal a moment without invading too which are more spontaneous.
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| ponds in the park of Monte Urpino: "Just a beautiful day, right?" "Yes, I think I'll be here all day to bask in the sun ". |
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| I love the water! - Parco di Monte Urpino. |
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| Never a moment of privacy? - Park Mount Urpino. |
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| A little relaxation - Public Gardens. |
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| Enjoy a book in peace - Parco di Monte Claro. |
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| Parco di Monte Claro. |
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| A cheerful and lively family - Parco di Monte Claro. |
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| The old olive tree in the public gardens are bored. |
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| Sometimes it takes a bit of gymnastics - Parco di Monte Claro. |
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| Parco di Monte Claro. |
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| A adjusted to pens for keeping in order - Parco di Monte Claro. |
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| Peacock in the Park of Monte Urpino. |
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| tanks in the Botanic Garden of Cagliari. |
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| Little Egret in the pond of Santa Gilla. |
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| flamingos in the pond of Santa Gilla. |
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| Pond Santa Gilla. |
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| Training in the paths of the park Terramaini. |
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| One cold winter day at the park Terramaini. |
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| The long wooden bridge at one of the entrances to the park Terramaini. |
In the next part of "Shooting in the city" (all will be 4), put the photos available: Monuments and Churches
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Exhibitions, Museums and Events.
For those who have the opportunity to travel, the opportunity to take some interesting pictures are certainly very high, but we must not underestimate the potential that city \u200b\u200bor the country where you live are able to offer us. The urban areas, in addition to being available when time is short, it is able to offer a wide range of situations ranging from the most varied kinds of photography. Looking through my photos I took in my spare weekends, I try to make a tour of the opportunities that you can find, often just turning the corner of the house. 
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