Yakov Trembovolsky, an effective way to lure clients... I'd also try making the photo bigger so more of the characters would be in the frame... maybe he'd get a better look... heh
riabina, I posted it more widely this afternoon: there were some other interesting characters, but it seemed a bit over the top. Andrefoto, Yeah, thanks for the double support.
lo_ol, yes, there is an issue with the pavement, I agree. I looked at the options while processing. Something needs to be left in place, taking into account the girl's movement on the bike. But you can also cut it. It's gentle. Thank you.
Marina Glebova, if you crop the top like that, the proportions of the photo become artificial, and the empty street below dominates. Then you crop the bottom too, and that's a radical crop.
It's interesting to look at, the little things are interesting... I'd like something to connect all these little things, the main center of attention... although of course it's not necessary
ega, Egor, yes, I agree: on the one hand, everything worked out interestingly here, but on the other, it would have been obviously better if the dancing couple had been the semantic and visual center of the episode. But that's the genre. You need luck. And luck comes in different forms.))
Yeah, he drove like crazy...))
Andrefoto, Yeah, thanks for the double support.
Having a lot of stuff isn't always a bad thing
Do we really need so much pavement below? It doesn't fit the composition, as if it were on its own.
but on the other, it would have been obviously better if the dancing couple had been the semantic and visual center of the episode. But that's the genre. You need luck. And luck comes in different forms.))