This image is difficult to comprehend for rational thinking (for those with a mental model)... But it's elementarily simple for those who perceive images through the senses.
The wall is certainly nice. But you've arranged the people without any relationship. Two, three, one at a time. Your people act as pillars. I don't even want to look at them. It's boring!
Aida, draw your own conclusions from what I've said above... And sell your camera, cheap, to someone whose intelligence isn't so bulging out of their pants.
Elena Demidova, you're a true thinker... that's why most of your works are so rationally expressive, to the point of convulsions. Anything else?
Author works, something else) Don't you think this might be intentional? I don't show everything I shoot here, or anywhere else, for that matter. I show what I think is necessary. Yes, I like it when it really "hits and amazes." What's wrong with that? And please don't go into epilepsy while looking at my work)))
Author works, Your arguments are unconvincing. I'm talking about the photo, and you're resorting to personal attacks. Control yourself, maestro!
Aida, it's foolish to appeal to the impersonal when it comes to perception. Although, regarding your own personality, you're flattering yourself greatly.
Don't you think this could have been done intentionally?
Elena Demidova, I'm saying it was done rationally... so that it would "hit and crush" any horse, so that it would kick the bucket... I mean, I understand your devastating power of art. Catherine the Great probably would have filmed like that too, if she'd been given a camera.
Elena Demidova, I'm saying it was done rationally... so that it would "hit and crush" any horse, so that it would kick the bucket... I mean, I understand the deadly power of your art. Catherine the Great probably would have filmed like this too, if she'd been given a camera.
Author works, and how you're still alive is beyond me.
Author works, and how you're still alive is beyond me)))
Elena Demidova, relax... such expressive dads are all the rage these days... and your art, a reflection of this fashionable reality, just as exaggerated... also has a right to exist.
And sell your camera, cheap, to someone whose intelligence isn't so bulging out of their pants.
Anything else?
Although, regarding your own personality, you're flattering yourself greatly.
Catherine the Great probably would have filmed like that too, if she'd been given a camera.
are all the rage these days... and your art, a reflection of this fashionable reality, just as exaggerated... also has a right to exist.