Viktor Bukhrov, You've forgotten about the horizon...
Valery Grigorenko, I focused on this because the very method of conveying information through photography requires appropriate technology that doesn't destroy the nature of the image, otherwise it raises unnecessary questions... Everything else—the concept, the color, the composition—is good! /This is just a wish.../
Valery Grigorenko, I focused on this because the very method of conveying information through photography requires appropriate technology that does not destroy nature.
F - i - i, otherwise it raises unnecessary questions... Everything else—the concept, the coloring, the composition—is good! /This is just a wish.../
Viktor Bukhrov, Victor, your photo is called "Beyond Tobol," the 18th in a row https://photocentra.ru/author.php?id_auth=30294 , and there's complete destruction of nature there... It's strange that you only notice this destruction in others...very strange indeed
Valery Grigorenko, I focused on this because the very method of conveying information through photography requires appropriate technology that doesn't destroy the nature of the photo, otherwise it raises unnecessary questions... Everything else—the concept, the coloring, the composition—is good! /This is just a suggestion.../
Viktor Bukhrov, by the way, the girl you have there is hanging in the air, the photo is called "levitation"...that raises unnecessary questions for me too.
An ordinary Nyushka, rather poorly photographed... Place her on the shore, on a bridge...natural and beautiful...and I would believe it...)
No, we love to notice others, but sometimes we ourselves are no better, or even worse..)
Viktor Bukhrov, by the way, you also have a girl hanging in the air, the photo is called "levitation"... that raises unnecessary questions for me too.
An ordinary Nyushka. Rather poorly styled.... Put her on the shore, on a bridge...natural and beautiful...and I would believe it...)
No, we like to notice in others, but sometimes we ourselves are no better, and sometimes even worse..)
Elen Barkhat, I apologize, of course I'm an outsider in your dispute with Viktor Bukhov, but I absolutely agree with his remark about the oddities of the flu, in this photo, that he himself "...and sometimes we ourselves are no better, and sometimes even worse..)" It doesn't make YOUR photo better. (Just give this information to the photographer and he will be able to correct this discrepancy in the plans in 15 minutes.)
Elen Barkhat, I apologize, I'm certainly an outsider in your dispute with Viktor Bukhov, but I absolutely agree with his comment about the oddities of the flu in this photo. The fact that he himself "...and sometimes they're no better, or even worse..." doesn't make YOUR photo better. (Just pass this information on to the photographer, and they can correct this discrepancy in 15 minutes.)
Vixtur, What does "my photo is better" have to do with it? What's with this habit of turning everything inside out...
The photographer has nothing to do with it...I edit the photos myself...
You're completely out of place in this conversation..)
An ordinary Nyushka, rather poorly photographed... Place her on the shore, on a bridge...natural and beautiful...and I would believe it...)
No, we love to notice others, but sometimes we ourselves are no better, or even worse..)
The photographer has nothing to do with it...I edit the photos myself...
You're completely out of place in this conversation..)