Vasily Chishko, true experts can already tell it's a Subaru Forester. The author simply should have waited until the puddles in the yard dried out so the shot would be neat and tidy.

Alexander Chumakov, Yes. I agree. And it should be called "Forester. The Forest Dwellers Have Dried Up"

Alexander Chumakov, Yes. I agree. And call it "The Forester. The Forest Dwellers Have Dried Up."

Vasily Chishko, What dwellers? You also have (possibly flickering) pareidolia. You need a fluorography and psigraphy.

Vasily Chishko, what inhabitants? You also have (possibly flickering) pareidolia. You need a chest x-ray and psigraphy.

Alexander Chumakov, also here are Alf and Yeti and that... raccoon...)

Alexander Chumakov, right here are Alf and Yeti and that... raccoon...)

Troitsky Andrey, these are already signs of a pareidolia epidemic. You also need an x-ray and psigraphy urgently.

This should be in the blur category...)

Nikolay Burdin, in what category, what category... I'm getting the same wide-eyed look from sheer incomprehension...)

Nikolai Burdin, in short... has the Glazyev theme been fully explored?...)

Troitsky Andrey, Absolutely, you can attend next semester...)

Nikolai Burdin, in what, what category... I've got the same eyes now from a vast misunderstanding...)

Troitsky Andrey, so what, a misunderstanding... Now if it's a vast misunderstanding, then it's sad...

Troitsky Andrey, so what, a misunderstanding... Now, if it's a vast under-raising, then it's sad...

Alexander Chumakov, but from under-raising to non-raising, it's one thing... one thing, but what an incomprehensibly vast chance...

It would be nice to slightly shift your domes from the center.
The bridge would be more visible that way.View crop

I immediately recognize your portraits in the feed without even looking at the author

Show cropping. Good evening, Elena. In my opinion, the photo, even though it's beautiful, has too much of the top... Something to think about... Thank you.

Vladimir Ermolaev, good evening. I left it because of the lighting, but otherwise, of course, I agree. Thank you.

It's a crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy world. You'll end up in the trauma ward of a prison hospital. That's my impression. It worked. And all this talk about oats getting more expensive is just a lie.

It's a crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy world. You'll end up in the trauma ward of a prison hospital. That's my impression. It worked. And all this talk about oats getting more expensive is from the devil.

Edu, what will be, will be. Oh wow! And all this talk about impressions being Cassandra-like is just train station gypsyism...)

Suvlehim Takats, I was actually planning to photograph canoeists, but then I spotted three little dogs approaching three spires. I gave up on the canoeists (I didn't quite get there), and now I've got a photo-artistic near-masterpiece with a hole in the sun. Ah, the world, well, it's rolling along...

Nikolay Burdin, Sirin, Alkanost, Gamayun. A perfectly philosophical interpretation of the three dogs. And the canoeists, what about the canoeists—rowing, rowing, etc.—canoeists aren't interesting.

Nikolai Burdin, Sirin, Alkanost, Gamayun. A perfectly philosophical interpretation of the three dogs. And canoeists, what about canoeists—rowing, rowing, etc.—canoeists aren't interesting.

Suvlehim Takats, Well, that's what I thought, and I would even say it if I could speak so well...)

I've read the photo's authorship three, no, four times. And I still have my doubts. Just three little dogs and the lack of crosses are trying to reconcile me with this so-called photograph. It's absolutely dreadful, just dreadful—no donkey for you, no camel for me. I thought with horror that the author might even come up with still lifes—rich ones, with grapes and pumpkins, flowers and vases.
Tell me, tell me, where is this world heading? I can only (can I? I'm a magnolia) give it a "recommendation" for a hole in the sun.

Suvlehim Takats, the author said that camels can swim. So you never know.

Suvlehim Takats, the author said that camels can swim) So you never know)

Ewa Strzelecka, Yeah, they say they even spit after reading the news feed.

..and then the cleaning lady came and sent everyone home..

You know, like with the lieutenant: you can get hit head-on, or you can take a good photo. It's not about posing, although that's all there is to it with AKB, but about that certain moment... What they showed you, all those melons and grapes, is so-so. You have to remember that all of this was taken during the formation of a new language of photography, a means of conveying a new message, how can I explain it to you... Look at the photo "Good Grandfather" in my portfolio. And there are others. It's about openness. It's not about a thievish, underhanded delivery, as D. Markov talked about. It's about the attitude towards the frame. It might be confusing, and if anything, this is just my opinion, my thoughts.

Beautiful! A familiar sight. And what is a slush ice floe?

Sergiy Kulikov, It's a natural phenomenon in which loose ice floes (slush) move across the surface of the water. It's the first sign that the river is beginning to freeze.