It would be good to trim away the excess, then the frame will be more structured.
Yakov Trembovolsky, I don't agree with these cropping options. I'd like to straighten the lines a bit. If I don't use an editor, but just physically rotate them a bit (although I'll have to cut), then that's an option.
You disagree with that?)) Your framing is completely out of format.
That's if you use prose instead of syllabic tonics.))
But you can crop everything in different ways. Who disagrees?
Yakov Trembovolsky, I always try to stick to formats. Someone even scolded me on the site for this.
But, you know. I suddenly got tired of such discipline... After all, everything changes. For example, my cell phone displays some kind of sausage format. I kicked at first, but then I thought: why? I got used to it, knowing that millions of people have too... Plus, if we go to any fine arts museum, we won't see standard formats. Photography still clings to them because it was limited by technical capabilities. Now, there are no limits! If you have the desire and resources, you can print anything and however you want.
So, I decided to be semi-flexible when it comes to formatting.
And it's good that it's a little flat) It's a shadow)
Yakov Trembovolsky, Now I'll get literary here)))) That's the point, it's a shadow. And you, like in Peter Pan, with your cropping, sew it onto the owner, cutting off the entire right side) Damn!!! The left side!!!
Okay. Now they'll start cutting the picture again. And it's already all cut up. ) All options are possible. This is the picture. Mine is the most correct one.
Okay. Now they'll start cutting the picture again. And it's already completely cut up. ) All options are possible. This is the picture. Mine is the most correct one.))))
Yakov Trembovolsky, well, then so will I, although I didn't intend to show my version. But you provoked me! )) I would cut it up heavily, like this View crop . In any case, for me, that would be the only acceptable option.
And Thursday isn't a very good day, you've even started showing up only once a week, let alone absinthe )))
Marina Glebova, It's the body's defense mechanism. When you're told a hundred times a day that you're stupid, or that my... It doesn't bring joy to people or the site—it's not a great Christmas mood.
It's the body's defense mechanism. When you're told a hundred times a day that you're stupid, or that I'm... neither the people nor the site are happy—they're not in a great Christmas mood.)))
And Thursday isn't a very good day, you need to keep it simple. Just say "you're a fool" and don't expect more from them; that's just the way they are. :-)
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And then straighten the lines a bit.
It would be good to cut off the excess,
then the frame will be structured.
I don't agree with these cropping options.
I'd like to straighten the lines a bit. If I don't use an editor, but just physically rotate them a bit (although I'll have to cut), then that's an option.
You don't really agree?))
Your framing is completely out of format.
That's if you use prose instead of syllabic-tonic syllables.))
But you can frame everything differently. Who disagrees?
I always try to stick to formats. Someone even scolded me on the site for this.
But, you know. I suddenly got tired of such discipline... After all, everything changes. For example, my cell phone displays some kind of sausage format. I kicked at first, but then I thought: why? I got used to it, knowing that millions of people have too... Plus, if we go to any fine arts museum, we won't see standard formats. Photography still clings to them because it was limited by technical capabilities. Now, there are no limits! If you have the desire and resources, you can print anything and however you want.
So, I decided to be semi-flexible when it comes to formatting.
I don't agree with your cropping, as everything looks very cramped.
And it's good that it's tight. Who said that's bad? It's all just stereotypes)))
And I'm not talking about stereotypes, but about my own feelings.
With such tight framing, the photo becomes flat, and that's not what I want in this case.
And it's good that it's a little flat.
It's a shadow.
It has no volume.
Do you like frescoes?
You're asking some really stupid questions))) I'm completely confused)))
Now I'll get literary here))))
That's the point, it's a shadow. And you, like in Peter Pan, with your cropping, sew it onto the owner, cutting off the entire right side)
Damn!!! The left side!!!
Okay. Now they'll start cutting the picture again. And it's already all cut up. )
All options are possible. This is the picture. Mine is the most correct one.
I like this phrase too))))
I would cut it up heavily, like this View crop . In any case, for me, that would be the only acceptable option.
I understand we don't drink absinthe together on Friday nights.
It's the body's defense mechanism. When you're told a hundred times a day that you're stupid, or that my... It doesn't bring joy to people or the site—it's not a great Christmas mood.