we are leaving from Vyezdnoye)

We're leaving Vyezdnoye)

Olga Novikova, The village of Vyezdnoye Sloboda was in the possession of the Saltykov family for almost 250 years, when, by virtue of the Manifesto of February 19, 1861, the residents were freed from serfdom, and the land, forests, and manor house were sold by the Saltykovs in the 1880s. Subsequently, the village of Vyezdnoye developed as a suburb of Arzamas.

Olga Novikova, The village of Vyezdnaya Sloboda was in the possession of the Saltykov family for almost 250 years, when, by virtue of the Manifesto of February 19, 1861, the residents were freed from serfdom, and the land, forests, and manor house were sold by the Saltykovs in the 1880s. Subsequently, the village of Vyezdnoye developed as a suburb of Arzamas.

Vera Petri, thank you, interesting)

Olga Novikova, The village of Vyezdnaya Sloboda was owned by the Saltykov family for almost 250 years, when, by virtue of the Manifesto of February 19, 1861, the residents were freed from serfdom, and the land, forests, and manor house were sold by the Saltykovs in the 1880s. Subsequently, the village of Vyezdnoye developed as a suburb of Arzamas.

Vera Petri, Excellent photo and explanation!

Overall, I liked the work. I would have liked to see a little more of the roads on the left. There is a haze on the domes above, which gives the impression that the sky was poorly photoshopped during processing.

Overall, I liked the work. I would have liked to see a little more of the road on the left. The domes above are covered in a haze, which gives the impression that the sky was poorly Photoshopped.

The haze on a frosty morning is certainly present, but the processing is also present. I prefer soft focus... Compositionally, I didn't want to include the road anymore; it's secondary here, simply showing the dynamism of a rural morning! Thank you for your attention, Victoria!

Given the choice between a road sign and the entire road, I would also choose the road.

The shroud on a frosty morning is certainly present, but the processing is also present; I prefer soft focus... Compositionally, I didn't want the road to be there anymore; it's secondary, simply showing the dynamism of a rural morning! Thank you for your attention, Victoria!

Vera Petri, Victoria is right. I should have moved the photo to the left to allow more of the road in. And the banner with the village name is completely unnecessary.

Vera Petri, Victoria is right. It should have been moved to the left to allow more road in. But the banner with the village name is completely unnecessary.

Evgeny Ermakov, Unfortunately, Evgeny, I'm the author and I deliberately constructed the composition this way!

Evgeny Ermakov, Alas, Evgeny, I am the author and I deliberately constructed the composition this way!

Vera Petri, I'm not arguing with you, I'm just expressing my value judgment.