Great photo, it would probably be even better in black and white, as the photo features retro objects and lacks the color that would emphasize the photo's essence. I think black and white would have drawn more attention. But that's just my opinion.
I'd like to move the shooting point a little more to the right, about 5 steps, so that the car and the house are positioned in the corners for composition.
This is an interesting topic. * This, if I'm not mistaken, is a ZIL-157, which was ripped off an American Studebaker. * There's a fascinating album on this topic: https://photocentra.ru/blog/4680 And photo #13 shows how it can be captured.
This is an interesting topic. * This, if I'm not mistaken, is a ZIL-157, which was ripped off an American Studebaker. * There's a fascinating album on this topic https://photocentra.ru/blog/4680 And photo #13 shows how it can be captured.
Petr Prokhorov, I have a full frame of this car... thank you.
Cool photo, it would probably be even better in black and white, since the photo features retro objects and lacks the color that would emphasize the essence of the photo. I think black and white would have drawn more attention. But that's just my opinion.
Alexander Bareiko, you could have done it that way... I muted the colors.
If only the shooting angle were a little more to the right, about 5 steps, so that the car and the house could be positioned in the corners for composition
Marina Fomina, the Russian hinterland is dying. It's a shame.
Vera Ketova, because everyone is heading to Kazakhstan (and elsewhere), so that their canyons and gorges, Kazakh (and elsewhere), don't fill up... They want the fields to be plowed, not plowed... Yaroslavna's lament, really... To the author... V. Kirillov, regarding the placement of objects, is right, in my opinion...
Vera Ketova, because everyone is heading to Kazakhstan (and elsewhere), lest they be filled up by the canyons and gorges of Kazakhstan (and elsewhere)... No, the fields that haven't been plowed, they should be plowed... Yaroslavna's Lament, really... To the author... V. Kirillov, regarding the separation of objects, is right, for me...
Andrey Troitsky, no matter how much you shake your bells here, I definitely won't have any desire to communicate with you. For now, ban me.
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This, if I'm not mistaken, is a ZIL-157, which was ripped off an American Studebaker.
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There's a fascinating album on this topic:
https://photocentra.ru/blog/4680
And photo #13 shows how it can be captured.
To the author... V. Kirillov, regarding the placement of objects, is right, in my opinion...
Well, it definitely wasn't backlit, look at the shadows.