I really like the second-to-last one and this one... and the message works, everyone can interpret it according to their own life experience... that's important - the photo can appeal to many people...
I really like the second-to-last one and this one... and the message works, everyone can interpret it according to their own life experience... that's important - the photo can appeal to many...
Kurta Arkadiy, What a beautiful hand theme you ruined with a simple Photoshop operation.
It's a shame. The theme is a plus, the rest goes to the back of the pile for those who learn to draw, not shoot. (( Although, I would have cropped it a bit more.
Kurta Arkadiy, P.S. Ten times more people have died in Ecuador (as of now) than in Brussels.... You were right when they said there's no connection between the photograph and the event. And you weren't inspired to take the photo (and likely long before the events), but then, as you yourself admitted, you felt a connection... And they did.... I'm not bringing this up again; I just want the photographs to draw the descriptions, not the other way around.
Kurta Arkadiy, P.S. Ten times more people have died in Ecuador (as of now) than in Brussels.... You were right when they said there's no connection between the photograph and the event. And you weren't inspired to take the photo (and likely long before the events), but then, as you yourself admitted, you felt a connection... And they did... I'm not bringing this up again; I just want the photographs to drive the descriptions, not the other way around.
Cos2ugol, Sorry, but I'll be deleting any posts not related to this photo. What does Brussels have to do with this work???
Kurta Arkadiy, What a beautiful hand theme you ruined with a routine Photoshop (((((
It's a shame. The theme is a plus, the rest goes in the far basket for those learning to draw, not shoot ((( Although, I would have cropped it a bit more
Cos2ugol, I didn't ruin anything... And how can you ruin the hand theme if they were there, are there, and will be there in this frame? You may or may not like the editing style, the lines of the hands won't change. The rest is a matter of taste. I'm against big statements... Killing, etc. You didn't like it, but many others liked it. But I'm generally for peace, so I didn't ruin anyone or anything.
Kurta Arkadiy, I'm also for world peace (any model will tell you that))) (just kidding) I can't do this without making big statements; it would take a long time to write a comment))) I really liked the idea. The hands and the model, too. The finishing... We could talk at length about taste. But, imagine wallpaper with huge flowers, like the kind that were popular at the beginning of the century. So convex, beautiful, iridescent, expensive... Taste? Well, I don't know... Every other house has them, both cheap and expensive.
Kurta Arkadiy, About the portrait and description... The portrait itself would have "passed"...you wanted to share... You wrote a description. I understand... But there was no connection at all...
Kurta Arkadiy, About the portrait and description... The portrait itself would have "passed"...you wanted to share... You wrote a description. I understand... But there was no connection at all...
Cos2ugol, So who asked me to look for a connection there? Where did you see that, in the text? Did I write that the portrait was taken at the scene? Did I even hint that the portrait was taken under the influence of events??? I posted the portrait and wrote about the tragedy that happened that day. I couldn't name the work in the style of "Joy" or "Summer" that day... And many there started looking for a black cat in a dark room...
Why have comments from people with a 0 rating and the same number of photos started appearing under my photos in the last few days??? And there are quite a few of them now. It's probably a coincidence.
Kurta Arkadiy, well, they're free from the system...
Cos2 angle, Photos "pull out" the thought! And how it is expressed is the author's right. I'll tell you the terrible news - a thought can be expressed in words!
Kurta Arkadiy, well then, why the blah-blah-blah about trolls?
Captain, You have your own theories about who it is, albeit sarcastically. I have mine, and I'm not being sarcastic. I described them as what I think they are.
When one person posts under your photo, which has zero posts and zero ratings, that's okay. When several of them suddenly appear, it arouses obvious suspicion. And surprisingly, their texts contain provocative comments about my country. Maybe you don't care, but I find it unpleasant and I won't tolerate it. And in the last few days, the admins have deleted a ton of provocative messages under my photos. So my question is, whose side is this blah-blah-blah?
Captain, You have your own guesses about who it is, albeit sarcastically. I have mine, and I mean it without sarcasm. I labeled them as I think they are.
When one person unsubscribes from your photo, even though you have zero posts and zero ratings, that's okay. When several of them suddenly appear, it arouses obvious suspicion. And surprisingly, their texts contain provocative comments about my country. Maybe you don't care, but I find it unpleasant and I won't tolerate it. And in just the last few days, the admins have deleted a ton of provocative messages from my photos. So my question is, whose side is this blah blah blah?
Kurta Arkadiy, Since I usually don't have time to read what the admins delete, that means they're doing a good job! "They're showing up" Usually under the photos that have a lot of comments in the feed, and I don't see anything unusual about that. It's your right, firstly, to delete messages, and secondly, to close comments. If I see provocative messages based on ethnicity, I try not to respond to them and report them to the admins. This is the correct approach, as a photo site is not a place for political discussion. If possible, you can adopt the useful features from my message.
Kurta Arkadiy, Since I usually don't have time to read what the admins are posting, that means they're doing a good job! They usually "show off" under the photos that have a lot of comments in the feed, and I don't see anything unusual about that. It's your right, firstly, to delete messages, and secondly, to close comments. If I see provocative messages based on ethnicity, I try not to respond to them and report them to the admins. This is the correct approach, as a photo site is not a place for political discussion. If possible, you can adopt the necessary functions from my message.
Captain, Well, yes, of course, under the ones with a lot of comments. But for some reason, their rhetoric from the first message wasn't about the photo, but specifically about attacking me based on ethnicity. When I went to their profile, it became 100% clear who they were. I already wrote about this above. So I wrote to the admin; I wasn't taking this lightly.
What a beautiful hand theme you ruined with a simple Photoshop operation.
It's a shame. The theme is a plus, the rest goes to the back of the pile for those who learn to draw, not shoot.
((
Although, I would have cropped it a bit more.
P.S. Ten times more people have died in Ecuador (as of now) than in Brussels....
You were right when they said there's no connection between the photograph and the event. And you weren't inspired to take the photo (and likely long before the events), but then, as you yourself admitted, you felt a connection... And they did....
I'm not bringing this up again; I just want the photographs to draw the descriptions, not the other way around.
You didn't like it, but many others liked it.
But I'm generally for peace, so I didn't ruin anyone or anything.
Isn't that a joke?
Kurta Arkadiy, Oh, wow.
The herring seems to be starting to work!
If anyone still doesn't know what joke from the late 19th century this phrase comes from, please contact me – I'll tell you.)
I'm also for world peace (any model will tell you that))) (just kidding)
I can't do this without making big statements; it would take a long time to write a comment)))
I really liked the idea. The hands and the model, too. The finishing...
We could talk at length about taste. But, imagine wallpaper with huge flowers, like the kind that were popular at the beginning of the century. So convex, beautiful, iridescent, expensive... Taste? Well, I don't know... Every other house has them, both cheap and expensive.
About the portrait and description... The portrait itself would have "passed"...you wanted to share... You wrote a description. I understand... But there was no connection at all...
Did I write that the portrait was taken at the scene? Did I even hint that the portrait was taken under the influence of events???
I posted the portrait and wrote about the tragedy that happened that day.
I couldn't name the work in the style of "Joy" or "Summer" that day...
And many there started looking for a black cat in a dark room...
By the way, I'll now know that trolls are "free" ones.
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I have mine, and I'm not being sarcastic.
I described them as what I think they are.
When one person posts under your photo, which has zero posts and zero ratings, that's okay. When several of them suddenly appear, it arouses obvious suspicion. And surprisingly, their texts contain provocative comments about my country. Maybe you don't care, but I find it unpleasant and I won't tolerate it. And in the last few days, the admins have deleted a ton of provocative messages under my photos. So my question is, whose side is this blah-blah-blah?
"They're showing up" Usually under the photos that have a lot of comments in the feed, and I don't see anything unusual about that.
It's your right, firstly, to delete messages, and secondly, to close comments.
If I see provocative messages based on ethnicity, I try not to respond to them and report them to the admins.
This is the correct approach, as a photo site is not a place for political discussion.
If possible, you can adopt the useful features from my message.