Backwoods, here's the book in fb2: http://www.litmir.net/bd/?b=69803 A film of the same name by A. German was recently released. It's very controversial, but they say it's visually interesting.
Mono, Oh, how grateful I am for the link! Mono, Do you really think I haven't looked at everything related to this? I'm not talking about Herman, I'm talking about the source text. Did you read it yourself? Or should we discuss the movie? I'm ready too!
usn, baldy, come on, what else? You know what? If you grunt past, I'll erase it. And as it turns out, I'll erase it, so you won't be able to litter here anymore... understand?
Mono, There is a phrase in the book... I won't quote it because I don't remember the exact quote, which means I'm missing the point... But the phrase is around: "The Grays get a Black dictator."
Mono, why are you doing this? I listen to a lot of books on audio, that's just my choice - free time - books. I know and remember this phrase from the Strugatsky brothers, but I can't find it in the text. About the gray ones. You know that work - there are gray ones at every turn... But I can't find it... about the gray ones.
Backwoods, ..I'm afraid of the dark, and even more so, because in the dark everyone is equally gray....something like that and the photo is awesome, yeah...and who's that fisherman?
Mono, please explain – if you thought I couldn't find the text of the book online and contacted this site about it, youMono are an idiot. If you don't explain why you think about people in a way that they can't find online, youMono are an idiot again, because there may be many people online who are not at all the smartest, you understand?
Mono, you'll never be able to take a picture like that; you don't know how, and you're not meant to. Therefore, as I often hint, you need to sit quietly. And recommend your books to your children. If they adopt your views in photographs, well, you'll have to fight—they'll be defeated too.
I don't think I'm late. The Paralympic Games are happening right now, but it's not clear what sport this athlete will be competing in, since they're winter games. Where are the skis or sleds?
Backwoods, I think, blue, it’s more likely that you haven’t seen the book, you’ve heard a lot of auhi-versions and are supposedly well-read, and even then you can’t remember what’s what, so the question hangs over your mind too, ... I’m embarrassed to ask, on the verge of what kind of ban did I get there? ... I sketched the guy right in my notebook, when we meet I’ll pass on some bloodworms and worms, .. well, it looks like you had too much whiskey yesterday, but so what, I don’t mind either, .. hello to the Olympians
You'll never be able to take a picture like that, you don't know how, and you're not meant to.
I completely agree with that, you'll never achieve the smoke from an unlit cigarette. Listen to more audio lessons on photography, and maybe you'll get lucky someday.
usn, you're so clueless. I'm telling you, if you're rude here, I'll erase it. No, it's still your fault. What do you want here? What's this smeared with?
Backwoods, stop calling me names, I was never rude to you, I was never rude, what's the problem? You invite me and then ask, "Why are you here?" It's a paradox, that's all.
Cool. I just don't get the point. Too academic. It's missing a bottle sticking out of the pocket. Too much sharpening. The sharpening has taken away a bit of volume. Could you look more directly at the camera? It's a shame there's a new trend these days—green, unidentified, armed men. But who could have predicted that?
Impressor, What's the point? The point is self-irony, on the one hand, and attitude toward the Olympics on the other. I won't go into detail; it's not the topic for this forum. I didn't have a bottle handy; I'm a pretty drunk, of course, but I didn't have one here, and that's it. Well, I don't smoke, so I didn't have a cigarette either. It's a white ballpoint pen, so maybe that's why it's out of tune. No oversharpening. I tried an effect similar to this one - It's fine in full resolution.
The little people thing is sad. Let's wait until the 16th.
Backwoods, it's like a native. Self-irony is a highly commendable quality, and one I personally respect. The sharpening is well executed, and an effect similar to the example you gave was achieved. But lately, I've become quite uncomfortable with such effects, mainly due to the constant and thoughtless use of built-in camera enhancers when converting to JPEG (especially in Canon cameras).
A film of the same name by A. German was recently released. It's very controversial, but they say it's visually interesting.
Or should we discuss the movie? I'm ready too!
and the photo is awesome, yeah...and who's that fisherman?
Who's the fisherman?
Too academic. It's missing a bottle sticking out of the pocket. Too much sharpening. The sharpening has taken away a bit of volume. Could you look more directly at the camera?
It's a shame there's a new trend these days—green, unidentified, armed men. But who could have predicted that?
I didn't have a bottle handy; I'm a pretty drunk, of course, but I didn't have one here, and that's it.
Well, I don't smoke, so I didn't have a cigarette either. It's a white ballpoint pen, so maybe that's why it's out of tune.
No oversharpening. I tried an effect similar to this one -
It's fine in full resolution.
The little people thing is sad. Let's wait until the 16th.
Maybe they did. But the exact phrase about the "grays" is this:
"Where the grays triumph, the blacks always come to power."
Self-irony is a highly commendable quality, and one I personally respect.
The sharpening is well executed, and an effect similar to the example you gave was achieved. But lately, I've become quite uncomfortable with such effects, mainly due to the constant and thoughtless use of built-in camera enhancers when converting to JPEG (especially in Canon cameras).