Alexey Bragin, then you should probably write about the shadow of the bucks too. The money flies to three men, and the shadow "flew" to the left. And why bother with a cardboard cutout of a girl-mannequin?
Yes, definitely Krakow, nowhere else can you find such different-sized twin towers;
[2D], I agree, the picture is simply superb;
As for some supposed inconsistencies, it's precisely these seemingly minor inconsistencies that lend an indescribably unique charm to immortal masterpieces;
Well, the first thing that came to mind was an associative analogy; you don't have to look far for an example, just think of the eyelash-less, eyebrow-less Lizka;
And as for the shadows, our Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn perfectly placed the lights and shadows, take the well-known Night Watch (not the one by Lukyanenko and Bekmambetov, but the one by Nachtwacht in Amsterdam);
So, I'll repeat once again, the picture is quite magnificent, and in paperback form (I have the pleasure of seeing it in the form of a PEF, few people have one) - those two would have hanged themselves with envy
ZhurAVic, that's good that it is But I still couldn't quite make sense of the artists; those masterpieces are clearly immortal, and this one still needs to be seen
the picture is quite remarkable, and in paper form (I have the pleasure of seeing it in PEF format, few people have one)
It's good when two authors are friends and give each other PEFs. I have no doubt that this PEF, with the face of the author of this page also evoked great positive emotions in both the giver and the recipient of the PEF. Attempts to use beautiful words to pass off technical flaws as high-quality work evoke a smirk
as for some alleged inconsistencies, it is precisely these minor alleged absurdities that impart an indescribably unique charm [/b] to immortal masterpieces
nia, Thanks for the invitation ))) But I go to the photo club for other reasons. I have family and friends too. And my friends will understand if I honestly express my opinion without guile or sweet talk. And they certainly won't understand if I lie to them even about minor things I wish you and your loved ones good luck in the New Year! Sincerity and kind, genuine smiles!
Igor Kozlov (adam_k), and for the PEFs too; It's a club tradition: everyone brings a stack of PEFs to the New Year's party; It's an opportunity, so to speak, to see yourself and show off (like a witty joke); I've accumulated quite a stack over the past 25 years, I could almost put on an exhibition
Alexey Bragin, I recently watched the colored Cinderella, the one with Yanina Zheimo (by the way, an exceptional beauty, especially before they colored her); There, the King comments quite a bit: well, yes, these are all honorable and worthy people, but their tales have long been told, like, it's all in the past (there's such a pitiful film by Vasily Maksimovich Maksimov; as a child, I felt so sorry for them – tears streamed down my face); For some, on the contrary, the whole fairy tale is still ahead
Interesting work! Although... The shadow is off somewhere?...I honestly didn't even notice, thanks for pointing that out. And it's not just the shadow; just look at everything, it's not real. The girl isn't real, and there's no such thing as so much money in one place. The guys are right, it's a scam, a product of the author's labor and imagination. They're really being creative here, you see, even the shadows (!) aren't being cast correctly, distorting reality and messing with our heads!
Look at these guys posting photos of sunsets, forests, faces, the national library, their children, their dogs from all angles, girls, dressed and not quite (to everyone's delight), and all of this, one after another, over and over again, with shadows! And everyone praises it or says nothing. And you're here with your creativity, and you see how your comrades are irritating you. This isn't Japan. Take pictures of forests, faces, sunsets for the thousandth time...
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I'm not mistaken, am I?!
[2D], I agree, the picture is simply superb;
As for some supposed inconsistencies, it's precisely these seemingly minor inconsistencies that lend an indescribably unique charm to immortal masterpieces;
Well, the first thing that came to mind was an associative analogy; you don't have to look far for an example, just think of the eyelash-less, eyebrow-less Lizka;
And as for the shadows, our Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn perfectly placed the lights and shadows, take the well-known Night Watch (not the one by Lukyanenko and Bekmambetov, but the one by Nachtwacht in Amsterdam);
So, I'll repeat once again, the picture is quite magnificent, and in paperback form (I have the pleasure of seeing it in the form of a PEF, few people have one) - those two would have hanged themselves with envy
But I still couldn't quite make sense of the artists; those masterpieces are clearly immortal, and this one still needs to be seen
Igor Kozlov (adam_k), come join us, the authors who give each other PEEFS
I wish you and your loved ones good luck in the New Year! Sincerity and kind, genuine smiles!
It's a club tradition: everyone brings a stack of PEFs to the New Year's party;
It's an opportunity, so to speak, to see yourself and show off (like a witty joke);
I've accumulated quite a stack over the past 25 years, I could almost put on an exhibition
Alexey Bragin, I recently watched the colored Cinderella, the one with Yanina Zheimo (by the way, an exceptional beauty, especially before they colored her);
There, the King comments quite a bit: well, yes, these are all honorable and worthy people, but their tales have long been told, like, it's all in the past (there's such a pitiful film by Vasily Maksimovich Maksimov; as a child, I felt so sorry for them – tears streamed down my face);
For some, on the contrary, the whole fairy tale is still ahead
Although...
The shadow is off somewhere?...I honestly didn't even notice, thanks for pointing that out. And it's not just the shadow; just look at everything, it's not real. The girl isn't real, and there's no such thing as so much money in one place. The guys are right, it's a scam, a product of the author's labor and imagination. They're really being creative here, you see, even the shadows (!) aren't being cast correctly, distorting reality and messing with our heads!
Look at these guys posting photos of sunsets, forests, faces, the national library, their children, their dogs from all angles, girls, dressed and not quite (to everyone's delight), and all of this, one after another, over and over again, with shadows! And everyone praises it or says nothing. And you're here with your creativity, and you see how your comrades are irritating you. This isn't Japan. Take pictures of forests, faces, sunsets for the thousandth time...