I discovered quite by accident last fall Monferrato, and I was immediately struck: the landscape is a continuous succession of hills, at whose top there are villages where time is stopped and an air of authenticity.
this spring are already back then a couple of times to try to enjoy this wonderful calmly Piedmont area, which both have in common with the classic Tuscan countryside.
The area is dotted with many farms, located in the midst of varied pieces of land.
D300, Nikon 24-70 at 45mm, ISO 200, f/16, 1 / 30 sec, GND4
The man's work is evident by observing the hillsides , and over time has helped to define the look, always changing depending on the seasons and the years of crop rotation.
D300, Nikon 24-70 at 24mm, ISO 200, f/16, 1 / 40 sec, CPL, GND2
It 'really amazing the continuous change of earth tones, indicative of different compositions of the soil.
D300, Nikon 24-70 at 34mm, ISO 200, f/16, 1 / 39 sec, CPL, GND2
Its equidistance between the sea and the Alps promotes the formation of heaven-rich forms and volumes, that blend well with the area below.
D300, Nikon 24-70 at 45mm, ISO 200, f/16, 15 sec, CPL, GND4
In some cases the show is moving.
D300, Nikon 12-24 at 12mm, ISO 200, f/16, 1 / 30 sec, CPL, GND2
Then when you put even the notorious factor ' C 'of the landscape photographer, you can not miss the wonderful opportunity.
D300, Nikon 24-70 at 45mm, ISO 200, f/16, 1 / 60 sec, GND4
This photo inspired me to attempt a conversion white / black, I would like to have your opinion.
D300, Nikon 24-70 at 45mm, ISO 200, f/16, 1 / 60 sec, GND4
Adding the fact that in these places is very very good eating and drinking even better, I must say that I recommend it to everyone for a ride.
Thanksgiving again my Matthew, now trusted partner (or victim?) Of my photographic forays, as well as his friend George , always available at these excursions.
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