Panorama Photo

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Location:	Verona	by:	Giuseppe Marzulli
Area:	Italy	Date:	1 November 2012

The pano shows Verona photographed from Lamberti Tower (Torre dei Lamberti). The overview is about 180° and shows the north and west of the city.
There are 3 photos; 24 mm (full format); f 2,8; 1/80 sec.; 640 ISO; no tripod.
Lamberti Tower stands in Piazza delle Erbe (Square of Herbs), the oldest square in Verona (construction of the tower began in 1172) and it is 84 meters high.

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Ciao Giuseppe, this is Verrry beautiful!

2012/11/10 01:35 , Augustin Werner

just wondering where the other pano has gone but this one is really good - wow ! VG HJ

2012/11/10 01:39 , Hans-Jürgen Bayer

This is indeed very dramatic and beautiful!

2012/11/10 09:03 , Jens Vischer

Very nice addition to Michael's panorama from the same place. Great combination of artificial light with the sky. Cheers, Martin

2012/11/10 10:36 , Martin Kraus

Wonderful!

2012/11/10 12:19 , Klaus Brückner

Wonderful light! Absolutely extraordinary work - congratulation! Cheers Hans-Jörg

2012/11/10 16:44 , Hans-Jörg Bäuerle

Wonderful view on Verona that you present in a very beautiful light. Apparently the tower is also open in the evenings.

2012/11/10 17:08 , Werner Schelberger

Thanks for your comments. The tower in winter (October to April) is open until 19-19,30. I think that the best time to go up the Lamberti Tower is just after sunset.

2012/11/10 22:19 , Giuseppe Marzulli

Brilliant.

2012/11/11 11:50 , Arne Rönsch

Beautiful Lights and colours!!! Perfect!

2012/11/11 13:12 , Sebastian Becher

"Lavoro polito"! ;- ))

Saubere Arbeit und äusserst attraktiv anzuschauen!
Gruss Walter

2012/11/11 17:14 , Walter Schmidt

Fantastic athmosphere! I think this moment you will never forget. A little bit we can participate by watching this pano.
LG Jörg

2012/11/11 19:53 , Jörg Nitz

You´re a lucky man living there...

lG,
Jörg E.

2012/11/11 19:56 , Jörg Engelhardt

puhh

Giuseppe, this is unbelievable and should get 5 stars! f2.8 and this depth of field - amazing. And more astonishing is the fact that did not use a tripod. From now on - I have to rething everthing. Extremely well done.

2013/10/27 07:07 , Erwin Jung