Vlad Sokolovsky, Of course they're duplicates. You might like one, but not the other... I'm curious which one exactly. The landscapes are all duplicates, only the presentation changes, and even then, if the author is the same, the presentation is the same! I photograph a lot of spider webs, so should I just post one? The rest will also be duplicates because they're spider webs. And what about the portraits? Only the faces are different. And the most interesting thing is that I've already been reprimanded twice on this site alone. If I mostly shoot macro, what should I do? Best regards!
Burlov Andrey, I like macro photography myself, if you remember. and so - "the soldiers have finished shooting" - "autumn has begun to cry" -- Regarding portraits - it's much more complicated. "Portrait artists" will definitely disagree with you; there's much more work involved in each work. and the slightest detail matters there. Different faces don't mean identical portraits. -- And the work is good. No one argues.
Vlad Sokolovsky, Well, to take a good macro, you need to spend perhaps even more effort than on a portrait, especially a staged one... And the fact that the names are the same, consider it a series... Now I'll try to come up with a unique name for each work! I also have landscapes here on the site. Andrey Osokin mainly posts macro, of course, professional macro. I wonder if people write to him that they're tired of his snails and snowflakes? In short, I've realized that my macro works are boring and it's time to take a break!!!
Sergey Tigarev, I also have various works on the site... And I will also improve, but mostly in macro... I recently asked you for advice on a lens for landscapes, maybe you really can recommend something? I'm thinking of buying something for the summer...
Sergey Tigarev, I also have various works on the site... And I will also improve, but mostly in macro... I recently asked you for advice on a lens for landscapes, maybe you could really recommend something? I'm thinking of buying something for the summer...
I've seen them and I really liked many of them, Andrey. I'm only grateful that you like them. Look at Osokina's superb macro, but not many people watch him. I once climbed to a high point in the mountains where the panorama is 360° and everything is different wherever you point the lens, and I posted four works, essentially all different, and even then they told me how many works can be posted from one point.
So, I realized that my macro work is getting boring and I need to take a break!!!
I guess you misunderstood I thought you were being urged to diversify your macro work. But the main thing is that you don't get bored and want to show your work. For some reason, that's what's happened to me now: I don't feel like showing anything, so I'm waiting for it to pass
Sergey Tigarev, I'll write about Osokina too. The flax from Kukshkin is giving me heartburn. 5 cm to the right, 5 cm to the left Each one individually is a masterpiece, but in such quantity , I can't even remember the difference. The overall picture is still in my mind...
I'll write about Osokina too. The Kukshkin flax is giving me heartburn. 5 cm to the right, 5 cm to the left, each individually is a masterpiece, but in such quantities I can't even remember the difference. The overall picture is in my mind...
So I wrote it, although it's high-quality, it's not going well
Sergey Tigarev, I wanted to write about the mountains. What should those of you who got the chance to see these beauties on vacation and snapped countless photos do? Should you post one a month? I don't understand such comments. This is my first summer shooting macro, and I don't have much variety yet. I'm just learning how to shoot macro. Every review, good or bad, is important. And when they say you're tired of the same old thing... well, there's nothing else for now! Due to health reasons, I've been stuck at home for three months now; I can't go out and shoot the Karelian winter. Even though there's such beauty all around!!! That's how it is...
Burlov Andrey, if you're using a crop-sensor camera, choose a lens with focal lengths starting at 15...17mm. Otherwise, the wide-angle will be lacking. Canon 16-35, 17-40, 15-85; Tamron 17-50/2.8 or the same Sigma. Or wide-angle lenses: Canon 10-22/3.5-5.6; Sigma 10-20/3.5; Tokina 12-24/4
I wanted to write about the mountains. What should those who got their hands on this beauty on vacation and snapped a huge number of photos do? Should they post one a month? I don't understand such comments.
No one's saying once a month. It's just that members of the photo club expect more variety from others. There's more intimate communication on this site than on others. It's interesting here, and most importantly, you can learn a lot faster. Life is short, we rush to live. As they say, if I start posting one mountain, one, two, five, and then it's like red caviar. When it's a holiday, it's a delicacy. Give her a three-liter jar and she won't go anywhere. You won't want to look at it.
Marina Glebova, You have some really great work! I hope the blues will pass after the New Year and you'll delight us with your work! Happy New Year to you!!!
Burlov Andrey, I also don't like it when people post photos a minute apart from each other from a photo shoot. I tried one, it went great, let me post the next one... Find a little mound of grass, walk around it and snap 50 photos, and then post them one by one... Do you know what I mean?
We've picked everyone apart - now let's talk lenses For FF, IMHO - 17-40L for a long time (sold it and really regret it) For cropped lenses - Canon 10-20 If you're not afraid to stitch two frames together - Sigma DP1S
If you're interested in why: scype: billybounce250 e-mail: fish-by@yandex.ru
Andrey Burlov, thank you, and happy New Year to you too! Vlad Sokolovsky, I keep forgetting to turn on Skype; I'm more used to ICQ, I'll get better at it
ash, It turns out everything is so simple! The main thing is to find a bump and then click away... A good assessment of Andrey Osokin's work! The same could be said about anyone: the main thing is to find mountains or see a forest and then click left and right. In general, the main thing is to get outside... And some people don't even go outside; they shoot still lifes at home. So, for me, who still likes to click macro, it's time to take a break. Well, I don't have any other jobs... I'll try to become a general mechanic, that is, a photographer...
Burlov Andrey, it's simple-not simple, that's how it looks to me. Like it or not, caviar in such quantities "depreciates." Andrey, have you found your niche in macro? So keep doing what you love. There's no point in becoming a multi-tasker if you're not drawn to anything else.
Andrey , eat some caviar - one 140g jar at night, under the covers No need to use words you don't understand - good advice doesn't always make you happy Happy New Year!
altimona, Thank you, that's a good suggestion! "You shouldn't use words whose meaning you don't understand." And what are you talking about? Happy New Year to you too!!!
There's a whole world in this little drop! I really love your macro miniatures! I agree with Vladimir K. – shoot what YOU like! Happy New Year, Andrey! My best wishes! Good health! Have a great time! Happy shooting! Beautiful work! [img]http://s9.rimg.info/bd269e07c40017ff7a8925d6f45995d3.gif[/img]
Good work, but many of them are practically duplicates.
IMHO...
Sincerely,
I like macro photography myself, if you remember.
and so - "the soldiers have finished shooting" - "autumn has begun to cry"
--
Regarding portraits - it's much more complicated.
"Portrait artists" will definitely disagree with you; there's much more work involved in each work.
and the slightest detail matters there.
Different faces don't mean identical portraits.
--
And the work is good. No one argues.
No, you're not annoying. You misunderstood.
I thought you were being urged to diversify your macro work.
But the main thing is that you don't get bored and want to show your work. For some reason, that's what's happened to me now: I don't feel like showing anything, so I'm waiting for it to pass
Find a little mound of grass, walk around it and snap 50 photos, and then post them one by one...
Do you know what I mean?
We've picked everyone apart - now let's talk lenses
For FF, IMHO - 17-40L for a long time (sold it and really regret it)
For cropped lenses - Canon 10-20
If you're not afraid to stitch two frames together - Sigma DP1S
If you're interested in why:
scype: billybounce250
e-mail: fish-by@yandex.ru
Would you like to treat me to a portion of "black caviar" from Nepal for New Year's?
and I can't even see you on Skype, I wanted to share something useful.
Vlad Sokolovsky, I keep forgetting to turn on Skype; I'm more used to ICQ, I'll get better at it
I ate 9 liters of red and half a liter of black with a spoon - I didn't feel sick
If only it were caviar!
Andrey, have you found your niche in macro? So keep doing what you love. There's no point in becoming a multi-tasker if you're not drawn to anything else.
No need to use words you don't understand
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
All the best!
In general, I'm against using the word "depression" in everyday life
Good luck and the most joyful events to you in the new year!
Happy New Year and good luck...!!!!
Do what you love...no need to force yourself...
Happy New Year, Andrey! My best wishes! Good health! Have a great time! Happy shooting! Beautiful work! [img]http://s9.rimg.info/bd269e07c40017ff7a8925d6f45995d3.gif[/img]