Yakov Lesnoy, That's a very accurate word! They look like gypsies. But no! They're real Indians. But they look alike! There are no gypsies in our area. But there are tons of Indians! The action takes place at a Sunday vegetable market. The sellers are mostly Mexicans, and the buyers are mostly Indians. That's the situation.
Aida, I'm sorry, but the photo itself should still speak for itself...
Nikolay Burdin, I always write the title for the photo, otherwise, how will I find it later? Do you think the photo doesn't match the title? Why? You probably should have put it in quotation marks, since I was referring to a line (direct speech).
Nikolay Burdin, I always write a title for a photo, otherwise, how can I find it later? And you think the photo doesn't match the title? Why? I probably should have put it in quotation marks, because I was referring to a line (direct speech).
Aida, Yes, I'm not against titles in general; sometimes they enhance a photograph. I'm talking about a photo. Without a title or explanation, it's meaningless... In this particular case, I needed to show what the women were looking at and reacting to. But you cut the story short... The poses and emotions themselves just don't work here.
Aida, Yes, I'm not against titles in general; sometimes they enhance a photograph. I'm talking about this photo. Without a title or explanation, it's meaningless... In this particular case, I needed to show what the women were looking at and reacting to. But you cut the plot short... The poses and emotions themselves don't work here at all...
Nikolay Burdin, I disagree with you! In my opinion, poses and emotions are very telling and don't need an object.
In this particular case, I needed to show what the women were looking at and reacting to. But you cut the story short... The poses and emotions themselves just don't work here.