... what if I move the camera to the left, instead of moving it to the left? Create perspective.
Nikolay Burdin, i.e., symmetrically align the bridge spans. The seagull would also have moved toward the middle (it's about 1 km from the bridge, and I wasn't 5 meters from it either - shot at 480mm. EFR). Well, yes, if you symmetrically align the bridge, you could have positioned the seagull in the middle, but for some reason I didn't shoot it that way.
... let's get to work on organizing. You can announce the topics in advance and hold a flash mob on Fridays...
Ewa Strzelecka, well, Inversed Men (I think) wrote to the Administration about this, and nothing happened. If we organize it ourselves, where and how? We need to figure out how to choose the topics—how to practically choose them (suggest, vote)? For example, more than 50 members can't see me right now.
Ewa Strzelecka, well, Inversed Men (I think) wrote to the Administration about this, and nothing happened. If we hold it ourselves, where and how? We need to figure out how to choose topics—how do we practically choose them (suggest, vote)? For example, over 50 members can't see me right now.
M Y X O M O P, is it possible without voting? You can hold it, but you just have to come up with topics in advance. Start with what we can do, and then we'll see. Whoever wants to participate will participate.
... You're holding... Whoever wants to, will participate.
Ewa Strzelecka, I have over 50 people, and even if they really wanted to, they wouldn't be able to participate. We need to create a separate "Flashmob" account, but that could be perceived as "creating additional profiles to boost ratings," which is prohibited by the site rules.
Ewa Strzelecka, it wouldn't be hard for me to create another account - "Flashmob" - and post a "poster" under it once a week with the topic of the next flashmob, but I'd need, at a minimum, approval from the "management." Considering that the flashmob that once existed wasn't restored, then...
Ewa Strzelecka, I have over 50 people, and even if they really wanted to, they wouldn't be able to participate. We should create a separate "Flashmob" account, but that could be perceived as "creating additional profiles to boost ratings," and that's prohibited by the site rules.
M Y X O M O P, so what? If they can't, they can't. At least others will participate. The site is coming to life, new interesting authors are appearing. We need to create the movement ourselves and bring people together.
M Y X O M O P, so what? If they can't, they can't. At least others will participate. The site is coming to life, new interesting authors are appearing. We need to create the movement ourselves and bring people together.
Ewa Strzelecka, yes, do it under your own name, like you've already done. What's wrong with that? You'll build it eventually.
... What's wrong with that? You'll build it up eventually.
Ewa Strzelecka, remember how many justice activists were thrilled by the appearance of participants with special rivers, and how much whining there was about someone's works being too prominent in the discussion feed! Now they'll start saying "because of flash mobs, his page is now getting special attention (more than others)." And it's not worth depriving more than 50 people of the opportunity to participate. I sent a letter to the "Administration" via official contacts requesting the possibility of creating an additional account.
Ewa Strzelecka, remember how many justice activists were excited by the appearance of participants with special rivers, and how much whining there was about someone's works weighing too much in the discussion feed! Now they'll start saying "because of flash mobs, his page is now getting special attention (more than others)." And it's not worth depriving more than 50 people of the opportunity to participate. I sent a letter to the "Administration" through official contacts, inquiring about the possibility of creating an additional account.
M Y X O M O P, there are always such people. They told me so themselves when I disabled the rivers. Ignore them. Waiting for a response
Ewa Strzelecka, it's just that if I'm going to take on the responsibility of organizing this, I want to do it on completely neutral ground and in a way that's convenient for everyone. And, for example, I might not have a photo on a certain topic, so what then? Post someone else's photo as the "cover" on my page and label it as whose? Well, that's not it.
Ewa Strzelecka, it's just that if I'm going to take on the responsibility of organizing this, I want to do it on a completely neutral platform and make it convenient for everyone. And, for example, I might not have a photo on a certain topic, so what? Post someone else's photo as the "cover" on my page and say whose it is? Well, that's not it.
M Y X O M O P, I'm all for it :super. Make it good
Ewa Strzelecka, remember how many justice activists were excited by the appearance of participants with special rivers, and how much whining there was about someone's works being too prominent in the discussion feed! Now they'll start saying "because of flash mobs, his page is now getting special attention (more than others)." And it's not worth depriving more than 50 people of the opportunity to participate. I sent a letter to the "Administration" using the official contacts, inquiring about the possibility of creating an additional account.
M Y X O M O P, I responded to you; the letter may have ended up in spam. You can create a profile, but it's better to publish the poster on blogs. Comments from blogs appear in the general feed like others.
The most convenient way to group flash mob photos is with a unique keyword, which everyone who posts flash mob photos should add. Then, it's easy to view all the flash mob photos in a gallery. For example, this: https://dex.photos/gallery.php?q=1#global=newyork&page=1
Master, thank you! I received a reply. By "poster," I simply meant a photo that would illustrate the theme and kick off a specific flash mob event. It would be more accurate to call it a cover for a specific flash mob theme. I'll look into it.
Master, thank you! I received a reply. By "poster," I simply meant a photo that would illustrate the theme and kick off a specific flash mob event. It would be more accurate to call it a cover for a specific flash mob theme. I'll look into it.
M Y X O M O P, covers in the gallery would look out of place and stand out, so it's better to post the poster to your blog and leave a comment that will appear in the feed. And those who follow you will see notifications about new blog posts and comments on the Activity page.
... the covers in the gallery will look out of place and stand out, so it's better to post the poster on the blog and write a comment that will appear in the feed....
Master, where will the authors then post links to their photos for the flash mob? Will they post them there on the blog, under my post? And will previews of the photos participating in the flash mob be visible there?
Master, where will the authors post links to their photos for the flash mob? Will they be posted there on the blog, under my post? Will previews of the photos participating in the flash mob be visible there?
Flash Mob, when announcing the flash mob, you come up with a unique keyword and publish it along with the poster. Anyone who wants to participate must include this keyword when adding a photo. All flash mob photos will be available as a gallery using this keyword. Like this link: https://dex.photos/gallery.php?q=1#global=newyork&page=1 You can discuss the flash mob in the comments and post your work if you wish.
For example, more than 50 members can't see me right now.
We need to create a separate "Flashmob" account, but that could be perceived as "creating additional profiles to boost ratings," which is prohibited by the site rules.
1. to allow
2. to disable the ability to report from "Flashmob".
And it's not worth depriving more than 50 people of the opportunity to participate.
I sent a letter to the "Administration" via official contacts requesting the possibility of creating an additional account.
Waiting for a response
And, for example, I might not have a photo on a certain topic, so what then? Post someone else's photo as the "cover" on my page and label it as whose? Well, that's not it.
The most convenient way to group flash mob photos is with a unique keyword, which everyone who posts flash mob photos should add. Then, it's easy to view all the flash mob photos in a gallery. For example, this: https://dex.photos/gallery.php?q=1#global=newyork&page=1
I'll look into it.
Will they post them there on the blog, under my post? And will previews of the photos participating in the flash mob be visible there?