Dmitry Alekseev, everyone here is short on recommendations; they only give out twenty a day. It's unfair. It's better to have no more than one a day; your rating will always be higher. If it's important, of course.
Dmitry Alekseev, everyone here is short on recommendations; they only give out twenty a day. It's so unfair. It's better to have no more than one a day; your rating will always be higher. If it's important, of course.
Oleg Kaledin, Honestly, it's not that important. This account is temporary. I'll send everything I wanted and then deactivate it. Then I'll do one at a time.
Dmitry Alekseev, Uh... let me ask, why did you post everything you wanted here? And then disable it? Accounts aren't deleted here, and photos with more than five comments can't be deleted either. Everything stays as a memory for the site, even if you decide to leave.
Alexandr Popov, I know, Alexander. You misunderstood me a bit. I'll disable premium and switch to regular. I've added a lot to my portfolio at once.
Dmitry Alekseev, Mm... I was also initially tempted to create albums, but the problem is that the free version only has five or so, and the photos don't display clearly. Look closely. Otherwise, you'll do a good job, and then everything will be lost. If you need to create external albums to display photos, I can't think of a better site than Flickr. You can set any size, any volume, any album, and it integrates with Lightroom. And all this is, thankfully, free. And you can even create slideshows directly from there. And the site is stable and reliable. I recommend it!
Alexandr Popov, Got it. Then we'll make a collection. From the best ones. I looked at your albums on Flickr. I'll take note.
Dmitry Alekseev, I upload it there as a sort of repository, in high resolution. Not the best, but a selection, including the best. In fact, the "best" changes over time. One thing today, and a year later you look back and wonder what I found there. That's why I don't delete anything; they're archived. You could, for example, use a few rejects from a walk for metaphysics...
Alexandr Popov, I delete the rejects from my camera immediately, and keep the less-than-stellar photos in albums. They're useful for Photoshop experiments.
Dmitry Alekseev, yes, something like that. True, I usually don't even look at the camera, like I'll sort it out at home.
Alexandr Popov, But I have to. Sometimes I take photos just for fun. I change the camera settings, etc. I shoot and compare. Throw away the worst ones. And then I choose the best ones from the best ones on my computer.