Dmitry Yemelyanov, Dmitry, will my comment be deleted? Under each of your works there's a notice that says "* The author can delete any comment." I looked at previous works and saw that inconvenient, unpopular comments from various viewers have been deleted. Deleted over time, quietly. Are you creating a flawless, positive image of photographer Dmitry Yemelyanov?
Igor Kozlov (adam_k), Igor, I delete what I want to delete. If you don't like something about me or my work, you can give it a thumbs down and move on. It's like an exhibition: If you don't like it, you move on. Which is what I want now. Everyone has the right to do what they want, especially if the site's conditions allow it. As for my reputation... I value the opinions of the people I photograph and who pay me (and not small ones at that), but certainly not those of colleagues like you. I don't post my work for these damn ratings and, as you noted, "Internet reputations." I only share with people how I see the world and the people living in it. And that's precisely why I have every right to delete anything I personally don't like. Good luck.
Victor K. (NetHunter), Sorry, but that's the genre. What's behind the children is staged. And the foreground is the genre. The children didn't even suspect they were being filmed.
A pleasant tonality and moment, of course, and all sorts of beautiful frames, in my opinion, only spoil the perception (after all, in photography, every detail is important for perception)...
I'll say – very good! A lively and emotional photograph. Although it's always unpleasant to see... * The author can delete any comment. It's like – either praise or shut up.
Pavel "West" Ryzhenkov, I don't request criticism. If I need it, I'll let you know. But people start getting smart. Why? Plus, they often do it very inappropriately, both on this site and on many others. Wherever such a function exists, I use it. Why not?
"I don't commission criticism" means keeping a photo to myself and not showing it. In other cases, it's unavoidable. Let them be clever. It's not scary. But constructive criticism also occurs, which can be unpleasant at first.
Wonderful shot, I personally love everything about it... I would love to book you for my wedding photoshoot... It's a shame it was 12 years ago... Good luck
especially the example.
And the frame... :(
Good luck.
The only thing that scared me was the color of their faces. The overall color of the photo is interesting, but their faces look a bit pale to me.
Although it's always unpleasant to see...
* The author can delete any comment.
It's like – either praise or shut up.
I don't request criticism. If I need it, I'll let you know. But people start getting smart. Why? Plus, they often do it very inappropriately, both on this site and on many others. Wherever such a function exists, I use it. Why not?
Believe me, if it's constructive, I accept it.
Good luck