Good afternoon, Marina. I really like the picture. It's beautiful. The frame has a nice photographic contrast – the sharp leaves with the sharp sun glare in the upper right corner (away from the viewer). Thank you.
Marina, how do you like the honey production? You were fighting the honey plants so hard, weren't you?
A D Afin, interesting question. I looked through the list of those who recommended it, but didn't find any honey plants. Maybe you can find someone here with similar recommendations?
Good afternoon, Marina. I really like the picture. Beautiful. The frame has a nice photographic contrast – the sharp leaves with the sharp sun glare in the upper right corner (away from the viewer). Thank you.
Vladimir Ermolaev, thank you.) Yes, the flecks of color and light are almost impressionistic.
A D Afin, interesting question. I looked through the list of those who recommended it, but didn't find any honey plants. Maybe you can find someone here with recommendations in return?
A D Afin, I like this photo, otherwise I wouldn't have shown it. I chose it from among many of my own because it has what I value in photography. So I don't rule out the possibility that someone else might like it. You don't like it, that's obvious. I just don't understand what you want from me in this case.
A D Afin, I like this photo, otherwise I wouldn't have shown it. I chose it from many of my own because it has what I value in photography. So I don't rule out the possibility that someone else might like it. You obviously don't like it. I just don't understand what you want from me in this case.
Marina Glebova, I asked about the medical consultation, and you answered. I asked you to respond to the mutual complaint, and you avoided answering... Oh well.
I asked for a response to the mutual complaint – they avoided answering...
A D Afin, you know how to get to the bottom of it.)) Where did I avoid answering? What mutual complaint? I already answered: find those here who have counter-recommendations.
Something's not right here... The frame lacks a little zest. Now if only someone could throw a fish in the jar... But for now, it's not impressionism, it's fact. Not without a heh heh.
Severus Rus, did anyone there advocate for honest photography? Do you remember who? ;-)
Marina Glebova, "Honesty" doesn't automatically equal straightforward photography; even the Vakhtangs called it "honest." But it's empty. It's also artistic, but without the forced moiré and frequency shifting. What's this shock, that it couldn't have been any other way. It shouldn't have been. Honest photography—that's me!
Che is also artistic, but without the forced moiré and frequency response. Che is a fuss, and it couldn't be any other way. It shouldn't be. Honest photography—that's me!
Severe Rus, you're good at talking, but in reality... "fuss" isn't enough; there must be principles. And you like staged, generic photos, loaded with textures—that's your Che, so where's your Che? ;-)
Severe Rus, you're doing well in words, but in reality... "Fusions" aren't enough; there must be principles. And you like the standard, staged, loaded, textured ones—there you have Che, and where's your Che? ;-)
Marina Glebova, who claimed there was Che in them?
North Russia, I already thought that if something happens, it happens always and everywhere, but that's how it is... [img]https://san2.ru/smiles/fish.gif[/img]
The color is all over the place. Why is the bottle here if you can't see the shadow? The bottle is too heavy to carry.
You don't like it, that's obvious. I just don't understand what you want from me in this case.
I already answered: find those here who have counter-recommendations.
I know you like still lifes with pike and textures in the background ;-)