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**The Madshutter** · 10-08-2015, 10:06 AM - **7 Likes**

The Sacca di Scardovari, in the Po's Delta, is a very atmospheric place - the struggle between man and nature for the control of the land and water is evident at every corner, and the resulting landscape is very inspiring: at the same time, full of beauty and despair.

With the Pentax 645z and the 28-45mm f/4.5. Best,

Vieri

**UncleVanya** · 10-08-2015, 10:10 AM

That is a lovely shot.

**csa** · 10-08-2015, 10:37 AM

That is no doubt one of the most beautiful photos I've ever seen! Thanks for sharing it with us.

biz-engineer · 10-08-2015, 10:48 AM

Can you take the same photo with you K-3II and post it aside the 645z photo? Some people say there's not difference between K-3, FF, and MF , it all comes from the photographer.

desertdiver · 10-09-2015, 10:18 PM

Hi Vieri,

great shot, again. This scenery reminds me very much on some of my first impressions of that region during my first visit some 46 years ago....

All the best, Udo

Zygonyx · 10-10-2015, 01:04 AM

Magnificent !

algrove · 10-10-2015, 08:56 AM

Well done! Must visit the place one day soon.

**The Madshutter** · 10-10-2015, 09:13 AM

Originally posted by UncleVanya

That is a lovely shot.

Thank you UncleVanya!

Originally posted by csa

That is no doubt one of the most beautiful photos I've ever seen! Thanks for sharing it with us.

Thank you very much Carol, you are too kind

Originally posted by biz-engineer

Can you take the same photo with you K-3II and post it aside the 645z photo? Some people say there's not difference between K-3, FF, and MF , it all comes from the photographer.

I guess you have a beef with this, you seem to post something of this tone everywhere...

No, I can't take the same photo with another camera, because no two photos are the same, even if taken a fem minutes apart. Plus, this was not intended to be a camera comparing thread anyway. That said: as a matter of fact, I do have the K3, am very well aware of the differences between it and the 645 but I still love it for what it's great at; however, for landscapes, if I don't need ultra-wide, I'd take my 645z over the K3 any day - even if it's much bigger and heavier, which takes its toll when you hike for a few km. If I need ultrawide, I have the K3 with the Sigma 10-20 in the bag together with my 645 kit all the time, just in case. So, for me every tool has its use and its place in one's bag - I am not into this kind of polemics, which I really find sterile, sorry.

Originally posted by desertdiver

Hi Vieri,

great shot, again. This scenery reminds me very much on some of my first impressions of that region during my first visit some 46 years ago....

All the best, Udo

Hello Udo! Great to see you! I guess (happily!) that things didn't change much in the last 4 decades then

good to know that we Italians have been able to preserve the beauty of the River Po's Delta for so long.

Originally posted by Zygonyx

Magnificent !

Thank you Zygonyx!

Originally posted by algrove

Well done! Must visit the place one day soon.

Thank you algrove! Yes, I'd definitely recommend you do, is a beautiful area with a wealth of photographic opportunities laying around

Thank you again everyone for taking the time to view and comment. Best,

Vieri

biz-engineer · 10-10-2015, 10:41 AM

Originally posted by The Madshutter

I guess you have a beef with this, you seem to post something of this tone everywhere... No, I can't take the same photo with another camera, because no two photos are the same, even if taken a fem minutes apart. Plus, this was not intended to be a camera comparing thread anyway. That said: as a matter of fact, I do have the K3, am very well aware of the differences between it and the 645 but I still love it for what it's great at; however, for landscapes, if I don't need ultra-wide, I'd take my 645z over the K3 any day - even if it's much bigger and heavier, which takes its toll when you hike for a few km. If I need ultrawide, I have the K3 with the Sigma 10-20 in the bag together with my 645 kit all the time, just in case. So, for me every tool has its use and its place in one's bag - I am not into this kind of polemics, which I really find sterile, sorry.

Thanks for the enlightenment. Thanks for posting beautifully composed and inspiring photographs.

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The Madshutter Site Supporter Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Tuscany, Italy Posts: 1,255	Gone home The Sacca di Scardovari, in the Po's Delta, is a very atmospheric place - the struggle between man and nature for the control of the land and water is evident at every corner, and the resulting landscape is very inspiring: at the same time, full of beauty and despair. With the Pentax 645z and the 28-45mm f/4.5. Best, Vieri

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desertdiver Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Posts: 25	Hi Vieri, great shot, again. This scenery reminds me very much on some of my first impressions of that region during my first visit some 46 years ago.... All the best, Udo

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The Madshutter Site Supporter Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Tuscany, Italy Posts: 1,255 Original Poster	Originally posted by UncleVanya That is a lovely shot. Thank you UncleVanya! Originally posted by csa That is no doubt one of the most beautiful photos I've ever seen! Thanks for sharing it with us. Thank you very much Carol, you are too kind Originally posted by biz-engineer Can you take the same photo with you K-3II and post it aside the 645z photo? Some people say there's not difference between K-3, FF, and MF , it all comes from the photographer. I guess you have a beef with this, you seem to post something of this tone everywhere... No, I can't take the same photo with another camera, because no two photos are the same, even if taken a fem minutes apart. Plus, this was not intended to be a camera comparing thread anyway. That said: as a matter of fact, I do have the K3, am very well aware of the differences between it and the 645 but I still love it for what it's great at; however, for landscapes, if I don't need ultra-wide, I'd take my 645z over the K3 any day - even if it's much bigger and heavier, which takes its toll when you hike for a few km. If I need ultrawide, I have the K3 with the Sigma 10-20 in the bag together with my 645 kit all the time, just in case. So, for me every tool has its use and its place in one's bag - I am not into this kind of polemics, which I really find sterile, sorry. Originally posted by desertdiver Hi Vieri, great shot, again. This scenery reminds me very much on some of my first impressions of that region during my first visit some 46 years ago.... All the best, Udo Hello Udo! Great to see you! I guess (happily!) that things didn't change much in the last 4 decades then good to know that we Italians have been able to preserve the beauty of the River Po's Delta for so long. Originally posted by Zygonyx Magnificent ! Thank you Zygonyx! Originally posted by algrove Well done! Must visit the place one day soon. Thank you algrove! Yes, I'd definitely recommend you do, is a beautiful area with a wealth of photographic opportunities laying around Thank you again everyone for taking the time to view and comment. Best, Vieri

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biz-engineer Pentaxian Join Date: Feb 2015 Photos: Gallery Posts: 12,231	Originally posted by The Madshutter I guess you have a beef with this, you seem to post something of this tone everywhere... No, I can't take the same photo with another camera, because no two photos are the same, even if taken a fem minutes apart. Plus, this was not intended to be a camera comparing thread anyway. That said: as a matter of fact, I do have the K3, am very well aware of the differences between it and the 645 but I still love it for what it's great at; however, for landscapes, if I don't need ultra-wide, I'd take my 645z over the K3 any day - even if it's much bigger and heavier, which takes its toll when you hike for a few km. If I need ultrawide, I have the K3 with the Sigma 10-20 in the bag together with my 645 kit all the time, just in case. So, for me every tool has its use and its place in one's bag - I am not into this kind of polemics, which I really find sterile, sorry. Thanks for the enlightenment. Thanks for posting beautifully composed and inspiring photographs.

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