Belarusian Plain
Belarusian Plain
Photo by Serg Dav., photographer. Country life: morning, field, sun. Published 21.10.2009.
Comments 26
Podan 14.58
21.10.2009 09:29
A wonderful plot, excellent development of all parts of the picture.
ash
ashPRO 192.34
21.10.2009 09:33
In the word "rovniny," either the "v" is redundant or there's something Vologda-like about it.
It's handled interestingly. After all, Belarus has small plains.
M 235
M 235 9.93
21.10.2009 09:33
Plains, not flatlands...
Serg Dav.
Serg Dav. 114.90
21.10.2009 09:42
Podan, Thank you
ash, m 235, Well, small or not, this is an unusual sight for our region.
It really impressed me. Thank you!
Alex Ugalek
21.10.2009 10:18
Excellent work!!!
Serg Dav.
Serg Dav. 114.90
21.10.2009 10:39
Alex_Ugalek, Thanks!
Podan, ash, Regarding the processing. Several shots with different exposures,
to avoid losing light in different shots. The result is something like HDR.
Mono
Mono 96.78
21.10.2009 11:24
Well done!

But still, "plains"!
Serg Dav.
Serg Dav. 114.90
21.10.2009 11:54
Mono, m 235, I was unsure about the spelling. I checked "o" with the wrong word. Thanks, I fixed it!
Jakov Trembovolskiy
21.10.2009 13:29
Interesting work. The plot is interesting for Belarus. And technically very pleasing, especially the plain itself.
Serg Dav.
Serg Dav. 114.90
21.10.2009 13:33
Yakov Trembovolsky (Jak Trum), Thank you! And I'm glad you stopped by
Boris Zhukov
Boris Zhukov 262.01
21.10.2009 14:14
For Belarus, this is almost exotic
Serg Dav.
Serg Dav. 114.90
21.10.2009 14:32
boris zhukov, What's most interesting is that this isn't the only place where I've seen a decent flock of lambs in the Smorgon region.
Denis Dragun 26.76
21.10.2009 17:39
Okay, I agree with
Yakov Trembovolsky (Jak Trum)
Bad boy slim 82.23
21.10.2009 18:06
It turned out beautifully.
Baranova
Baranova 57.50
21.10.2009 18:58
View crop It caught my eye right away, it looked a bit dirty
Viktor Balalaikin
21.10.2009 21:58
The shepherd looks like a knight from the medieval period! And there is a lot of shashlik roaming around the Smorgon region!
Serg Dav.
Serg Dav. 114.90
22.10.2009 07:16
Denis Dragun, Alexey Bragin, Thank you! Nice to hear it
Baranova, You can't take words out of a song, that's just how it turned out.
Viktor Balalaikin, Actually, the shepherd was dressed in a rustic, "fashionable" way: a leather cap,
a good leather jacket, and thick, practical jeans. I think many farmers dress like that these days. Thanks
tat7700
tat7700 3.08
24.10.2009 16:28
Always about shashlik...
You have to admire it!
I'll steal it... :super:love
Serg Dav.
Serg Dav. 114.90
25.10.2009 15:40
Zygalova, Thank you
OneMan 0.00
01.11.2009 18:43
Baranova, yeah, that spot immediately caught my eye too.

Good one
Serg Dav.
Serg Dav. 114.90
02.11.2009 07:06
OneMan, When shooting against the sun, other things might show up
Thanks!
Anro
Anro 107.27
15.11.2009 22:37
Everything is thought out down to the last detail: the rider, the herd, the bird, the rays—a coherence comparable to a painting. It's just a shame the water didn't get into the frame. Wasn't that near Voynidenyat?
Serg Dav.
Serg Dav. 114.90
16.11.2009 07:41
Anro, I read the photo well.
Yes, it's near Voinidenyat. Thanks for stopping by
PAVELKO VLADIMIR
16.09.2010 14:39
Great! They complement each other.
Veos 0.00
08.12.2011 22:05
Why, dear author, did you call my husband a "shepherd"?
Serg Dav.
Serg Dav. 114.90
09.12.2011 08:33
Veos, Just to make the photo fit, nothing personal
Actually, I know what he does and I have his business card somewhere; we've met in those places a few times...