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Viktor Bukhrov, did they add red? Why?

Viktor Bukhrov, did they add red? Why?

Karel Temny, To bring the flat yellow image a little closer to reality. If you look closely, some of the additions to the girl's outline are meant to compliment her as a model...

Viktor Bukhrov, did they add red? Why?

Karel Temny, ...and the spatial perspective too

Karel Temny, To bring the flat yellow picture a little closer to the truth. If you look closely, some of the girl's features are meant as a compliment to her as a model...

Viktor Bukhrov, the redness here and there and the unnaturally pale face are dubious "compliments" to a model (not a "model girl"). And this doesn't bring the picture any closer to the "truth." And why do you even think it's necessary to bring it closer to the truth? Take your model and give her whatever "compliments" you like, bring your picture closer to the truth; why ruin mine?

Viktor Bukhrov, redness in certain spots and an unnaturally pale face are dubious "compliments" to a female model (not a "female model"). And it doesn't bring the picture any closer to the "truth." And why, for that matter, do you think it's necessary to bring it closer to the truth? Take your model and give her whatever "compliments" you like, bring your picture closer to the truth, why ruin mine?)

Karel Temny, Why such a sensitive reaction to completely harmless corrections from others? This is just a personal opinion—advice, nothing more...

Karel Temny, Why such a sensitive reaction to completely harmless corrections from others? It's just a personal opinion—advice, nothing more...

Viktor Bukhrov, why so sensitive? I said what I thought about your "corrections," and that's all. Why are you so sensitive about my personal opinion about your personal opinion? And let's end this conversation here. Don't improve my work in the future. Thank you for your understanding.