Interesting, but I imagine completely different pictures for this line of Tsuren..)
Zan Zanzib, "You're quoting the rebel Tsuren! Well... I meant it ironically...!" Thank you for your attention to the work!
Interesting shot, Vera! The texture of the rocks is very similar to the surrounding cliffs of Lake Gizhgit in the Baksan Gorge region of Kabardino-Balkaria.Well, our Mother Earth is similar in places all over the world. Roughly the same geology is found throughout Central Asia and beyond. Thank you very much, Andrey, for your attention to the photo and your comment.
Good photo,It's not surprising, there's a method of portraiture with a short focal length, for example, 35mm, close-up against the backdrop of an evening city. And there, the importance of the surroundings plays a key role. Honestly, this is an appliqué; the person is cut out of black paper with scissors and pasted in. Simple. And we don't look for easy ways.
I'm a little tired of endless people walking against a backdrop,
but this shot stands out, more interesting than many – the background is rich,
with a variety of echoes and details, light accents and reflections.
Thank you. Everyone seems tired of people walking endlessly against a backdrop. But at the same time, no one can resist the temptation of seeing the various plays of light and shadow and the person walking against the backdrop. And your hand just reaches out… )))I have them too, but honestly, I try to restrain myself… it doesn't always work.
Reminded me of "War with the Newts"And I like these chubriks, even if they're one-eyed...)
interesting picture, interesting effect)Perhaps, but then it would be a different angle. The sun is behind me...
NMW, if it weren't for your shadow (and no one else's)
it would be even better...
Zan Zanzib, Perhaps, but then it would be a different angle. The sun is behind me…I understand,