Critique Style Requested: Standard
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Description
I didn’t have the heart to post this photo to Everything Else category. I think it is a landscape at least for more than half image. If I made a mistake again I ask the moderators please move it.
In this image it is summerized the history of this location isolated by a steep ravine that surrounds it. Life began when the caves and the cave houses in front of the ravine were inhabited since prehistoric times; then followed ancient houses built with tuff blocks overlapping until the Middle Ages when concrete houses began to creep in and now they occupy the intire top of the hill. It is a landscape different from all the others: dwellings stratified over many thousend of years, tighten together, one on top of the other, mixed ed intersected; built with very different materials like rocks, tuff blocks, mortar, terracotta briks, concrete.
On the right two rock churches, the smaller entirely dug into the rock, the bigger only partially.
Specific Feedback
I preferred a low contrast, is it enough?
Technical Details
Z 7 ii, Nikkor Z 28-75mm at 48mm - f/11, 1/750 , ISO 1600 hand helded soon after sunset
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