Your photographs won a highly competitive competition of 35, and here they're getting almost as many votes as Zhenya Ryzhov's photo ops. This isn't a question, just a simple reflection on the impossibility of judging art.
I recommend voting for the photo! Vixtur! Ratings are very subjective. The main criterion by which a photo is judged is impression. If you're impressed, click the button.
Your photographs won a highly competitive competition of 35, and here they're getting almost as many votes as Zhenya Ryzhov's photo ops. This isn't a question, just a simple reflection on the impossibility of judging art.
Vixtur, and what do you think should be taken into account: the opinions of the international jury or those of Photocentra regulars?
Vixtur, and what do you think should be taken into account: the opinion of the international jury or the Photocentra regulars?)
Marina Scheglova, without a doubt, the opinion of the regulars)) There are highly qualified experts here, definitely)) Some of them are very quick and efficient in making recommendations and even adding comments; many have already pressed the button on their digital devices that allows you to save images several thousand times...
Vixtur, and what do you think should be taken into account, the opinion of the international jury or the regulars of Photocentra?)
Marina Scheglova, Yes, it's probably a rhetorical question: should an artist be guided by anyone's opinion other than his own, and how can he avoid getting "lost" in the cultural space and remain as objective as possible in his assessments of HIMSELF? An international jury is certainly not a photo center, but it is a part of it.
should we focus on the opinions of the international jury or those of Photocentra regulars?
That's probably a rhetorical question.
Vyatkin is often in your city. Ask him what he thinks of the WPP jury. Before 2011, winning this competition was akin to winning the Nobel Prize in photography. Even surpassing the Pulitzer Prize.
WPP jury. "I didn't personally ask Vyatkin, but I've heard him at press conferences, master classes, and other public appearances. Well, I think it's obvious to everyone that WPP is too political, or even completely political, like Eurovision. Where is the competition where photography is judged as a work of art?
Before 2011, winning this competition was akin to winning the Nobel Prize in photography.
Even surpassing the Pulitzer Prize.
Nevertheless, even the participants note a lowering of the overall bar.
I'll skip the question at the end.