The sky is so... restless! And the resulting shot seems calm, but it has a very powerful inner dynamism! Great! )))
Baevana, I looked at your work – I see you love light-saturated, dense shots with rich tonal transitions. I like that. The little cow, as a means of enlivening the landscape and giving it the proper scale, I won't deny – I picked it up from Yuri Filatov. So we're growing, enriching each other.
Baevana, I looked at your work - I see you love light-saturated, dense shots with rich tonal transitions. I like that. The small cow, as a means of enlivening the landscape and giving it the proper scale, I won't deny. I picked it up from Yury Filatov. So we grow, we enrich each other.
Valeriy Sviderskiy, You hit the nail on the head - mutual enrichment! Sharing what's good and looking for the good in the work of others! ))) This is the only true path for an artist. And I even think it's essential for the evolution of humans as a species - the desire to give rather than receive. ))) True, not everyone can be generous. And it seems like art doesn't belong to anyone in particular; it's divided like the last crust of bread... The little cow really played as a counterpoint to the elemental power, and philosophically, I see her as, you know, the personification of calm, like a sphinx—no matter what happens, I'm here forever! ))) Good luck and inspiration to you! ))
Unfortunately, I didn't see the professor's comment yesterday. After the stream of consciousness from certain individuals started pouring out in the discussions this evening, I had to quietly leave. The photo certainly impresses with the grandeur of the landscape; there can be no two opinions. It's true that we strive to be among creative people, but sometimes "cross-fertilization" is quite difficult. Some "photographers" have something to say about, for example, a website consisting of a multitude of fools, scoundrels, and so on. I remember there was a math professor named Yuri Gavrilenko online. He often told how he had a notebook filled with fools from the website over 10 years. He also had a student named Evdokimova, who also started by writing down "fools" on a piece of paper and bringing the lists to the teacher. That's how mutual enrichment works.
The main thing is that this period doesn't drag on. The fact remains that Evdokimova has long since stopped being interested in fools and has moved on. Subjectively, she's one of the few authors who's interesting to watch.
Evdokimova stopped caring about idiots a long time ago and has moved on. Subjectively, she's one of the few authors I actually find interesting to watch.
Called In, some people are more interested in looking at pictures, others in spreading gossip... To each their own...
Filaur, The main thing is that this period doesn't drag on. The fact remains that Evdokimova has long since stopped being interested in idiots and has moved on. Subjectively, she's one of the few authors who's interesting to watch.
Called In, Well, I think I recently checked out both of their Facebook posts, and I didn't see any excitement there. If anyone's really into it, that's up to everyone. I think an interesting author who's full of ideas captures the public, both the advanced and the losers, into their orbit. Everyone gravitates toward them. The most important thing is that they love their audiences, and everyone, no matter what.
Filaur, If that's the yardstick, then Zhenya the local is truly awesome.
Called In, Why do you care about Ryzhov? I'm 100% sure he's a clone, and I can guess whose. His performance doesn't deserve the slightest attention. But your opuses are sometimes so funny, so you're better for all of us here than Evdokimova. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
I looked at your work – I see you love light-saturated, dense shots with rich tonal transitions. I like that. The little cow, as a means of enlivening the landscape and giving it the proper scale, I won't deny – I picked it up from Yuri Filatov. So we're growing, enriching each other.
The little cow really played as a counterpoint to the elemental power, and philosophically, I see her as, you know, the personification of calm, like a sphinx—no matter what happens, I'm here forever! )))
Good luck and inspiration to you! ))