Your photography is too typical - a feminine subject, like the non-combustible sum in "Who Wants to Be..."
Viktor Bukhrov, It's good, Viktor, that there's still something feminine left in us girls...) love for children and animals, for example!) Otherwise, you men always want to put us on the barricades with our naked... s, and even read us a moral lesson... ((But when romantic men photograph flowers, animals, and even children, for some reason no one tells them that their subject matter is typically feminine??) Actually, I think you've noticed that I photograph a lot of different things...) And that too...) Thanks for your opinion!)
It's good, Viktor, that there's still something feminine left in us girls... (love for children and animals, for example!) Otherwise, you men always want to put us on the barricades with our naked... and even lecture us on the subject...
- Well done, Olya, well said! You always hear from them: "A housewife with a camera" - but who said a programmer or a carpenter with a camera is better? Or here's another: "Women's photography" and "Men's photography." And these terms were invented by a man, implying that "women's" is "sissy-cute," while men's, you understand, is deeply artistic and full of meaning...
Viktor Bukhrov, It's good, Viktor, that there's still something feminine left in us girls...) love for children and animals, for example!) Otherwise, you men always want to put us on the barricades with our naked... and even lecture us on the subject... ((But when romantic men photograph flowers, animals, and even children, for some reason no one tells them that their subject matter is typically feminine??) Actually, I think you've noticed that I photograph a lot of different things...) And that too...) Thanks for your opinion!)
Don't take my comment too seriously. You're right, of course. I'm just a proponent of "anti-cliché" photography. And there's just too much "direction" in it...
Olga Dan, - Well done, Olya, well said! You always hear from them: "A housewife with a camera" - but who said that a programmer or a carpenter with a camera is better? Or here's another: "Women's photography" and "Men's photography." And these terms were invented by a man, and the implication is that "Women's" - it's "sissy-pussy," and as for men, you understand, it's deeply artistic and full of meaning...
Yana, Tell me, Yana, we girls fought, we fought for emancipation, but to no avail...) Still, it's men who put us on the barricades with naked pussies))) I'm not even talking about a galloping horse, etc...) It's the same in photography... they stubbornly refuse to notice women's successes in the photography world! Even here, on a photo site, they try to offend, push aside, and "strangle"...! ((
Don't take my comment too seriously. You're right, of course. I'm just a proponent of "anti-cliché" photography. And there's just too much "direction" in this one...
Olga Dan,
Viktor Bukhrov, Oh, come on, Viktor, I'm actually grateful for your opinion—it made me think and understand something...) And I love "anti" too!) So it's all fine—always write what you think—it's only for everyone's benefit!) And there wasn't an ounce of direction here. I came to the seaside, to my favorite cliff, to photograph a storm, and on the way to the cliff, I saw these girls with kittens near one of the hotels—how could I not stop???!!!)))
Olga Dan, "A century has flown by. And again, As in that immemorial year— She will stop her galloping horse, She will enter the burning hut. She would like to live differently, Wear a precious outfit... But the horses keep galloping and galloping. And the huts burn and burn..."
Oh, by the way, I really like the colored one too!
Olga Dan, "A century has flown by. And again, As in that immemorial year— She will stop a galloping horse, She will enter a burning hut. She would like to live differently, Wear a precious outfit... But the horses keep galloping and galloping. And the huts burn and burn..."
Oh, by the way, I really like the colored one too! :)))
Or here's another: "Women's photography" and "Men's photography." And these terms were invented by a man, implying that "women's" is "sissy-cute," while men's, you understand, is deeply artistic and full of meaning...
Olga Dan,
And there wasn't an ounce of direction here. I came to the seaside, to my favorite cliff, to photograph a storm, and on the way to the cliff, I saw these girls with kittens near one of the hotels—how could I not stop???!!!)))
"A century has flown by. And again,
As in that immemorial year—
She will stop her galloping horse,
She will enter the burning hut.
She would like to live differently,
Wear a precious outfit...
But the horses keep galloping and galloping.
And the huts burn and burn..."
Oh, by the way, I really like the colored one too!