The house has completely "grown" into the ground... And the tree isn't standing alone - there are bushes nearby, and other trees are visible in the background)) The photo is so... So, so!!! Ah!!!
Mono, to understand the value of such comments, you need to register under a different name (not like PAVLENKO VLADIMIR 2), where everyone will understand it's the same author, but under an unknown nickname. Register and post works there that are similar in style and level of execution. And then look at the activity of those who previously poured out oil It's very entertaining Vlad Sokolovsky, the photo is not bad
Prud Elena, I left work for various reasons... -- It's just different times for filming...
Here it's around 7 AM, frosty and foggy... there it's around 6 PM, a couple of minutes before sunset. And in person, both in Lithuania and here, it's equally neglected... but the colors of the day do their job and... -- I returned to this place a couple of days later and reshot
Irina Varabey, and it's hard to tell where the house is and where the cellar was... From a different angle - the house. When I'm in Lithuania, I'll take a look out of curiosity --- Maybe if anyone's interested in photographing Vilnius (I'm there often, on a weekday. Early in the morning - there, in the afternoon - back. You'll be in the city center for 2-3 hours) - write to me. My Skype is billybounce250 Naturally, a Schengen visa is required.
Vladhal, Sinitsyn Andrey, Alexander Shilyaev, Yakov Trembovolsky, thank you! Yakov Trembovolsky, the noise is indeed artificial, I just tried to do it in moderation and, instead of a milky fog, to slightly shade the sky.
Irinny, there's no sky here... WAAPCHE!
The photo is so... So, so!!! Ah!!!
Vlad Sokolovsky, the photo is not bad
...The euonymus adorns
Under an ancient pear tree -
A silhouette is drawn,
Disturbed by time:
The hazy contours
Of an ancient farm -
A wooden world,
Unheard from afar.
People once lived here,
Children were born here,
Quarreled, made friends,
Sent off with tears...
Echoes of the past
Sway over the water
Kind, good...
...That's why it's written
© Dmitry Kozyulya
so it's a cellar, I guess... )
Prud Elena, I left work for various reasons...
--
It's just different times for filming...
Here it's around 7 AM, frosty and foggy... there it's around 6 PM, a couple of minutes before sunset.
And in person, both in Lithuania and here, it's equally neglected...
but the colors of the day do their job and...
--
I returned to this place a couple of days later and reshot
From a different angle - the house.
When I'm in Lithuania, I'll take a look out of curiosity
---
Maybe if anyone's interested in photographing Vilnius (I'm there often, on a weekday. Early in the morning - there, in the afternoon - back. You'll be in the city center for 2-3 hours) - write to me. My Skype is billybounce250
Naturally, a Schengen visa is required.
jim johnson, thanks!
The noise seems a bit artificial.
Yakov Trembovolsky, the noise is indeed artificial, I just tried to do it in moderation and, instead of a milky fog, to slightly shade the sky.
R_S, glad you liked it!