The snowboarder himself, climbing waist-deep in snow, is the tiny man in the lower left of the frame, on the snowy slope. I watched him for a long time, managed to sip more than one mulled wine, while the poor fellow spent over an hour climbing the slope, over an hour crawling, only to then slide down in a couple of minutes, across virgin snow. They're stubborn people, though

Good view

Alex Gvozditskiy, yes, there are views wherever you look, you can get lost in them You need to do something there, either take pictures or ride

There's not much of a snowboarder there I'll be heading to the mountains soon, oh wow... I'll take some pictures...

Pavel Potashnikov [Strenger], View crop here he is, in person, you can see him in a large format

Fisherman (Igor), too small a figure to be used as a starting point for the name of the works

maxanin, oh, how deep I've started to dig, well, call it what you like, or is the name the main thing here? It's a landscape, just a landscape, a typical Alpine landscape, and the snowboarder is just there for scale, so to speak, and he's here, and that can't be taken away

You just started specifying things right away - in the comments, like, look there in some corner and you'll find a little man - you have a lot of great works - but this clarification reminds me of newbies who write "horse, house and grass" in the title of their works, but the photo is good Fisherman (Igor),

maxanin, Okay, so I'm a newbie That's how I saw this landscape when I was taking the picture, and I saw a snowboarder. I was intrigued by this, wondering what he was doing. There are tons of slopes around that are as easy as pie to get to. You can take any lift and go anywhere you want, and even so-called "virgin snow" isn't hard to find in the Alps. No, that's exactly where he wanted to go

Fisherman (Igor), I'm not talking about the title of the work or the photo itself, but about the clarification in the first comment to the work. Anyone who wants to see the meaning in the photo won't miss it. I'm talking about this comment.

Actually, that snowboarder, climbing waist-deep in snow, is the tiny man in the lower left part of the frame, on the snowy slope.

The gap going down and to the right behind the photo makes it look unfinished, IMHO.
But otherwise, it's certainly powerful

Rakovich, well, there are gaps everywhere, all over the place, it's hard to catch something, either something extra gets into the frame, or there's a gap... going down somewhere

Cool photo

VICTOR K. (RetNahTen), thank you. Not a single photo can convey the beauty and grandeur of the Alpine Dolomites! I came to this conclusion after looking through gigabytes of footage taken there, or maybe I just don't know how to take pictures

maxanin, by the way, I looked at your activity feed, the recommendations work, you have a strange approach, by the way

your activity feed, recommendations works

Rybachok (Igor), what is this? I haven't figured out the new site yet

By the way, I looked at your activity feed, the recommendations work, you have a strange approach, by the way

Igor

Nikolay Nikitin, Nikolay - I understand - everyone loves to joke, and so do I - but what is my strange approach? Tell me, as a friend

maxanin, I don't know, I didn't write it. And your approach seems similar to mine...

Nikolay Nikitin, :beer, where is your exhibition now, in Minsk or in Rechitsa? By the way, I can't decipher Dkit Neftyanik - where is it?

maxanin, well, I won't upset you or offend you, I think you understand everything yourself

Well, I won't upset or offend you

- and I like it when people talk to me directly.
- Well, please tell me what I'm doing wrong. I'm recommending

maxanin, do you want it straight? Well... I think you, like many others here, are mired in mutual RECO exchanges, that's what I think no offense, though

mired in mutual REKO exchanges

not completely -
it just happens that way - look, there's practically none of that now - and recommendations are posted because they're quite active on the site - I haven't forgotten about you either

maxanin, okay, let's move on, I won't elaborate on the topic, there's simply no point

Fisherman (Igor), Yes, it's right to live in harmony

maxanin, that's it, "living in harmony" is something everyone has their own idea of