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A twilight view of the tower of Campese at Isola del Giglio, a small wild island of the Tuscan Archipelago. It was built at the end of XVII century as a watchtower and a fortress, it was used to alert the population of possible sea invaders (pirates, that is

) and it was at that time armed with a dozen of cannons

. At the present days it's been declassed to a tourist resort and residence...
Taken about 30 minutes after sunset, this is stitched from six vertical takes. Your C&C are as always highly appreciatd, thanks in advance for your time.
Comments
14 commentsPaolo
Very thoughtfully composed.
Lovely image. I had the honor of just visiting your beautiful country... and the intensity of driving your roads. Some of the most beautiful skies I've ever see have been in Italy and this doesn't change my opinion. Well seen and processed.
Is this a very long exposure ?
Mauro
my only minor nit is the moon, I agree with Daniel: not sure if I like the red fringing on the moon.
aLe
Mauro, exposure here was 20" f11 for each frame. Just enough to smooth the water witout blurring too much the clouds and moon.
Paolo