A Desdichado, he's the one, from Catherine's... And how can you not single him out... He stands out from the crowd so much, you can't take your eyes off him... So much charisma, so much nobility... And throw a frock coat and a bib over him, and consider yourself transported to the Late Middle Ages with him...
I know that guy. How do I know him? Almost every weekend my wife and I go for a walk in Pushkin's Alexander Park. We rarely make it to Yekaterininsky Park, but that virtuoso has been playing there for several years now. I don't even know how long. He's been on duty in both heat and cold. From the photo. Wouldn't it be better in color? After all, the photo was taken in the summer. At least it's warm.
I know that guy. How do I know him? Almost every weekend my wife and I go for a walk in Pushkin's Alexander Park. We rarely make it to Yekaterininsky Park, but that virtuoso has been there for several years. I don't even know how long. He's on duty in both heat and cold. From the photo. Wouldn't it be better in color? After all, the photo was taken in the summer. At least it's warm.
Evgeny Ermakov, He was definitely in this spot about five years ago. I even have a photo, or maybe a video, I don't remember.
I know that guy. How do I know him? Almost every weekend my wife and I go for a walk in Pushkin's Alexander Park. We rarely make it to Yekaterininsky Park, but that virtuoso has been playing there for several years. I don't even know how long. He's on duty in both heat and cold. From the photo. Wouldn't it be better in color? After all, the photo was taken in the summer. At least it's warm.
[b]Evgeny, that's the thing, it's summer... You know the alley where he stands, there are crowds of people strolling back and forth... Summer, everyone's brightly and colorfully dressed, and it's so distracting from the character... I did it in color at first, of course, but the frame got lost in the cacophony of colors.
Evgeny, that's the thing, it's summer... You know the alley where he's standing, there are crowds of people strolling back and forth... It's summer, everyone's dressed brightly and colorfully, and it's so distracting from the character... I did it in color at first, of course, but the frame got lost in the colorful cacophony.
Liliya M, the background can be muted, darkened, blurred (like you did).
Liliya M, the background can be muted, darkened, or blurred (like you did).
[b]Evgeny, why blur it? The camera did a great job. Would you like to see the original? I know your color version won't compare well to my black-and-white version.
Evgeny, why blur it? The camera did a great job. Would you like to see the original? I know your color version won't compare well to my black-and-white version.
Liliya M, Find me on VKontakte: Evgeny Ermakov. You can send it there.
Liliya M, Yeah, by the way, I really liked his performance. Maybe he should just wear some old-fashioned camisole and pretend to be a court musician.
Viktor Kirillov, I think he's blended so seamlessly into the landscape at the entrance to Catherine Park that there's no need to change. He's had the same uniform for so many years now!
[b]Evgeny, I found the original. I don't think you can handle it, but you can try. It turns out I took a full-length shot of the maestro with a slow lens at 300°. Can I email you? Mine is listed in the About the author section.
Evgeny, I found the original. I don't think you can handle it, but you can try. It turns out I took a full-length shot of the maestro with a slow lens at 300°. Can I send you an email? Mine is listed in the About the Author section.
Liliya M, well, if I can't handle it, then I can't handle it.
I just did not understand why it was necessary to shoot at such a focal length? Therefore, the uncle and the dark turned out. Didn't let me get closer?
And how can you not single him out... He stands out from the crowd so much, you can't take your eyes off him...
So much charisma, so much nobility... And throw a frock coat and a bib over him, and consider yourself transported to the Late Middle Ages with him...
I didn't check my email until I saw your message here.