Troitsky Andrey, Vertical, yes, a square doesn't help.
Nikolay Burdin, so the first one, in my opinion, is vertical, a pretty good spiral of four plus... if the guy on the right in the boat was alone, it WOULD be even more interesting..)
Alexey Serpov, why don't you ask: how many boats are there? why destroy their horizontal movement? why do you need static in a square? why activate eye movement into a square trash can?
Alexey Serpov, why don't you ask: how many boats are there? and why destroy their horizontal movement? and why do you need static in a square? and why activate eye movement in a square trash can?
how is that possible? let them explain!
Illustrator Voroschilin S D, I'm always at a loss when people start describing complex photo diagrams. I don't understand how you can keep such a diagram or diagrams in your head and photograph them... if the guys want to experiment, then I'm fine with it, why not... but I personally really don't like cropping photos, almost not at all. I can't even get a square right in most cases. You can trim the "garbage" down to the millimeter and that's it... that's probably why I can't say anything 😎
Alexey Serpov, why don't you ask: how many boats are there? and why destroy their horizontal movement? and why do you need static in a square? and why activate eye movement in a square trash can?
How is that possible? Let them tell you!
Illustrator Voroschilin S D, there's no movement here, Serge, no. It's just an attempt. And as for static, this movement only ruins it. But I'm not "YUG," so... Yeah...
Alexey Serpov, Russia's best photographer told me: "Telling stories isn't my thing, I can't do it like Lapin."
What kind of circuits?
I've been thinking for a long time about what to buy so the results aren't visible. I think the Fuji is probably smaller, suitable for retro films. I'm thinking about the Pentax (I forgot the exact name), but you can't hide the monitor, but at least it's pocket-sized.
Agreed. And I even wanted to talk specifically about heaven and earth, but...I'm not sure. Boats! We need to sail!
Illustrator Voroschilin S D, then remove the boat completely to talk about heaven, or point the boat's angle at the VPU plus or minus, so there's a vector. Otherwise, it just ruins everything...
Troitsky Andrey, close the bottom part. Are you really stuck with that bullet-shaped form?
Huh?
Illustrator Voroschilin S D, the bullet is a fool, the bayonet is a good guy. You can close anything and talk about it... I don't like talking about parts; I'm interested in the overall gestalt of the frame. If it's not there, then...
Troitsky Andrey, "Two of the wives of Russian emperors, who belonged to the House of Hesse, were born in Darmstadt: Maria Alexandrovna, the wife of Alexander II (née Princess Maximiliane Wilhelmina Marie of Hesse), and Alexandra Feodorovna, the wife of Nicholas II (née Princess Alice of Hesse-Darmstadt)."
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Or squared.
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how many boats are there?
why destroy their horizontal movement?
why do you need static in a square?
why activate eye movement into a square trash can?
how is that possible?
let them explain!
What kind of circuits?
I've been thinking for a long time about what to buy so the results aren't visible. I think the Fuji is probably smaller, suitable for retro films.
I'm thinking about the Pentax (I forgot the exact name), but you can't hide the monitor, but at least it's pocket-sized.
So there you have it 🤒
Boats are flying there.
I agree.
I even wanted to talk specifically about heaven and earth, but...I'm not sure.
Boats! We need to sail!
Is the bullet-shaped form really stuck in there?
Huh?
I don't like talking about parts; I'm interested in the overall gestalt of the frame. If it's not there, then...
And the lower passengers on the yacht with the square ashtray are cool too.
But they envy the celestials, that's for sure!
Right now I'm listening to some Latin jazz blues or something.
Something!
Fela Kuti
Just fish!
I need to endure the cheese curds there. Wow.
No harm in that.
I didn't know the architectural history right away.
https://www.fotocommunity.de/photo/eckkunst-zina-heg/47545632
https://www.fotocommunity.de/photo/truebe-wasser-zina-heg/47391873