This is where our everyday, boorish behavior manifests itself. Some talk about Auschwitz, others about illness. What kind of art are we talking about? Has anyone tried looking into the eyes? Into those eyes filled with love for a worldview...
This is where our everyday, boorish behavior manifests itself. Some talk about Auschwitz, others about illness. What kind of art are we talking about? Has anyone tried looking into your eyes? Into those eyes filled with love for a worldview...
Ronin, there's nothing to even say here. Saudek and Pitkin's works would probably give these gentlemen a heart attack.
All these comments about the model – go to hell!!! The photo is simply excellent, and they're furious because they can't take a photo like that, or even come close. I can't take a photo like that either, but I'm looking at the photo as a whole (and probably never will be able to!) Ignore them and keep delighting me with your work!
This is where our everyday cattle form manifests itself. Some talk about Auschwitz, others about illness. What kind of art are we talking about? Has anyone tried looking into her eyes? Into those eyes full of love for a worldview...
Ronin, she's the one having children, and the "non-cattle" are all about "eyes"... The work evokes only pity. It's professionally done—that can't be denied.
This is where our everyday cattle form manifests itself. Some talk about Auschwitz, others about illness. What art are we talking about? Has anyone tried looking into her eyes? Into those eyes, so full of love for a worldview... Ronin, she's the one having children, and the "non-cattle" are all about "eyes"... The work evokes only pity. It's professionally done - that's for sure.
DENISHEREMETYEV, I wonder, how do you know what she needs to do??? Why project yourself onto another person?
That's me too. A photograph is a collection of spots, lines, light shapes, chiaroscuro patterns. You look, you wander along these spots and lines, you admire the photographer's work... then, bam, it all comes together into a form, quite recognizable, you become aware of it, you associate it with your experience, and your brain suddenly says, "Oh-oh-oh, poor thing. Not fed, not watered..." You tell your brain, "Stop!", "You're looking at the wrong thing, find your eyes, admire the wells"... and it, the bitch, admires it, and again, "Bodze-bodze"...
Many people smile... cameras in hand and intelligent faces. And yet, like market women, they discuss the length of skirts and the curvature of legs, all the while considering themselves great connoisseurs of art.
But why can't you say what you see (or rather, what you think)?
Of course you can, you can even swear if you want – people swear, after all, but if nothing else comes to mind, then maybe you shouldn't voice it at all? Maybe keep quiet? After all, when you come into someone's house, you don't just slap the lady of the house and say, "Wow, you've really put on weight!" You smile and say how cozy your home is. And not because you're lying, but because something shouldn't be said.After all, no one needs this "put on weight" of yours, and even more so, it's unpleasant. And if you didn't notice anything other than the hostess's weight—no set table, no fluffy cat—then sit back and munch on some gingerbread. This isn't about photography, but something banal: upbringing. We're all heroes here, because we think anything goes on the internet, but just imagine, not on a forum, but walking up to a girl and, without even a "hello, bye," bluntly declaring "anorexia" or something like that, like, Auschwitz. A lot of heroes? And that's not an insult at all, no, no, we're all just professionals here, diagnosing on the fly. But I wonder, if I were to write my diagnosis next to every name (thankfully, there are tons of them in the medical encyclopedia, especially in the psychiatry section), who would be the first to shout "Help!" and demand a permanent ban? And I'm not insulting, I'm just diagnosing.
You know, ladies and gentlemen, I have a friend who eats so much it's bursting behind her ears, yet she's so thin, like, completely, utterly, irreversibly thin. And she gave birth to a healthy child. Personally, I like thinness, perhaps partly because I don't suffer from it myself :weep.
Beauty exists in almost all of us. Be it an insanely thin and incredibly fragile girl, or a rosy-cheeked and curvy one. You need to be able to see the fleeting, the elusive, the thing the character herself might not yet notice. The one who passed by
.It's so simple, just look into the eyes
but he immediately noticed the "non-cattle" part, which is certainly encouraging. First of all, look within yourself. Did everyone really feel the paternal and maternal feelings of wanting to feed, water, and warm the orphan? Or were these just clues to work?
In general: have a positive weekend and happy shooting everyone.)
Alexey Sokolov, I'll give you a brief argument. It's all the same that Alexey Sokolov is a "cuckold" because his wife "cheated" him. Is it unpleasant to hear that? And do you think discussing and associating her with Auschwitz and attributing illnesses to a model is pleasant? Maybe after your words she'll fall into such apathy that she'll need a psychologist. And what's better? To humiliate or to evaluate? That's what I was talking about... oh yeah... about photography. So let's discuss photography, not "cheating," illness, and so on.
The portrait is excellent, the model is beautiful, the eyes are captivating, but, forgive me in advance, from a professional and medical point of view, I hope that the model is still at that age when weight may not keep up with growth and that everything is fine with her!
Beautiful photo, great photographer! Why all the outrage? Discussions about the children models give birth to and other related absurdities should only evoke a sympathetic smile.
I really, really like it. It's a very tender, beautiful photo. And at the same time, it's a story, one that could be used to create a biography for the subject.
This girl is clearly anorexic! It's painful to look at that sweet little face!
You can't eat so little. Admiring illness is also an illness.
Natalya Alexandrova, the photo is clearly not about that. But the "well-fed" gardeners don't get it. You have the choice to enjoy the beauty of "everyday life," so let the streams of your "deep" thoughts be directed toward the harvest, and under no circumstances toward photography as such.
Natalia Alexandrova, the photograph is clearly not about that. But the "well-fed" gardeners are unaware. You have the choice to enjoy the beauty of everyday life, so let the flow of your "deep" thoughts be directed toward the harvest, and under no circumstances toward photography as such.
Ant 4ert, Your wonderful photo was beyond doubt; as a work of art, it deserves attention and positive reviews, but I would not recommend photographing unhealthy girls in the future!
Ant 4ert, No one doubted your wonderful photo; as a work of art, it deserves attention and positive reviews, but I would not recommend photographing unhealthy girls in the future!
Natalia Alexandrova, You are dumber than you appear.
Natalia Alexandrova, what are you hinting at? A lack of aesthetic taste, or a proper attitude towards the model? And who are you after that? I'd just as soon find gastronomic still lifes with dead subjects unpleasant to look at.
Natalia Alexandrova, what are you implying? A lack of aesthetic taste, or a proper attitude toward the model? And who are you after that? I might as well find it unpleasant to look at gourmet still lifes with dead models.
Ant 4ert, Okay, let's leave it at that! Everyone has their own opinion! I've clearly explained my opinion of your work! The quality of your work deserves attention and positive reviews, and I've already said everything about the other things – that's my personal opinion!
Ant 4ert, Okay, let's leave it at that! Everyone has their own opinion! I've clearly explained my opinion of your work! The quality of your work deserves attention and positive reviews, and I've already said everything about the rest – this is my personal opinion!
Natalia Alexandrova, don't be stupid. You didn't even bother to realize that this work belongs to someone else.
But if images of living, sincere, and real people scare you, then I dread to imagine how you feel about them. You're probably afraid, disgusted. However, that's your problem.
PS...yes...let's talk about it, let's go, all you people, we know that, and so does the wind.
Ignore them and keep delighting me with your work!
The work evokes only pity. It's professionally done—that can't be denied.
But the girl has a pretty face—that's good enough!
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Are these offensive words in themselves?
Or were these just some of the comments, and did they contain some kind of attacks or swearing directed at the author or the model?
Many people smile... cameras in hand and intelligent faces. And yet, like market women, they discuss the length of skirts and the curvature of legs, all the while considering themselves great connoisseurs of art.
Of course you can, you can even swear if you want – people swear, after all, but if nothing else comes to mind, then maybe you shouldn't voice it at all? Maybe keep quiet? After all, when you come into someone's house, you don't just slap the lady of the house and say, "Wow, you've really put on weight!" You smile and say how cozy your home is. And not because you're lying, but because something shouldn't be said.After all, no one needs this "put on weight" of yours, and even more so, it's unpleasant. And if you didn't notice anything other than the hostess's weight—no set table, no fluffy cat—then sit back and munch on some gingerbread. This isn't about photography, but something banal: upbringing. We're all heroes here, because we think anything goes on the internet, but just imagine, not on a forum, but walking up to a girl and, without even a "hello, bye," bluntly declaring "anorexia" or something like that, like, Auschwitz. A lot of heroes? And that's not an insult at all, no, no, we're all just professionals here, diagnosing on the fly. But I wonder, if I were to write my diagnosis next to every name (thankfully, there are tons of them in the medical encyclopedia, especially in the psychiatry section), who would be the first to shout "Help!" and demand a permanent ban?
And I'm not insulting, I'm just diagnosing.
Beauty exists in almost all of us. Be it an insanely thin and incredibly fragile girl, or a rosy-cheeked and curvy one. You need to be able to see the fleeting, the elusive, the thing the character herself might not yet notice.
The one who passed by
but he immediately noticed the "non-cattle" part, which is certainly encouraging. First of all, look within yourself. Did everyone really feel the paternal and maternal feelings of wanting to feed, water, and warm the orphan? Or were these just clues to work?
In general: have a positive weekend and happy shooting everyone.)
...either the skis aren't working, or I'm crazy reading this nonsense.
IDIOTS
Why all the outrage? Discussions about the children models give birth to and other related absurdities should only evoke a sympathetic smile.
Strugatsky Brothers "Lame Fate"
But the "well-fed" gardeners don't get it. You have the choice to enjoy the beauty of "everyday life," so let the streams of your "deep" thoughts be directed toward the harvest, and under no circumstances toward photography as such.
But people like you don't know that in art there are no taboos, rules, or forbidden topics.
I'd just as soon find gastronomic still lifes with dead subjects unpleasant to look at.
But if images of living, sincere, and real people scare you, then I dread to imagine how you feel about them. You're probably afraid, disgusted. However, that's your problem.