Vladimir Ermolaev

Vladimir Ermolaev, in this particular photo, if you don't fantasize, then if the author had arrived 10 minutes earlier or later, I think nothing would have changed.) It can be reproduced a hundred times.

Ewa Strzelecka, For this reason, the decisive moment of this photo is its artistic form, but a moment for the sake of a moment, without its continuation...))) Thank you.

Vladimir Ermolaev, if a decisive moment can be recreated many times, is it really a decisive moment?)

Ewa Strzelecka, Good afternoon, Eva. The decisive moment is always the same and varies depending on each shot.... Why did you decide it could be recreated many times??? I was talking about the decisive moment of a specific shot and, using it as an example, I imagined what it might have been... In the shot in question, the decisive moment is without its continuation, and the moment should be long..., with a continuation..., I was talking about that... Thank you.

Vladimir Ermolaev, This is more of an achievement of the architects; I just pressed a button. Seeing the form, lines, light, etc. was no problem. If I had to stand on my head, with my butt in the air, and then I could see an interesting angle, then that could be considered my achievement.

Sulvlehim Takats, It's hard to disagree with you, you're right, but only partially... An architect sees the picture as a whole, but you managed to isolate from his vision a fragment with a very interesting formal part, and this is the decisive moment of your photograph, but, unfortunately, a moment for the sake of a moment..., and it (the moment) must have a continuation..., if we are talking about artistic photography... And from this point of view, there must be something else in the frame..., the frame requires an additional detail... And if we fantasize, in part, what could have been - an ordinary newspaper lying on the floor could have radically changed the picture and brought it in its perception to a completely different level, more important and significant..., or a dog tied to the railing (lying or sitting), or something else, but MANDATORY!!! There must be something... But here too there are many factors - how the newspaper is lying and in what place... The same applies to the dog (how and in what place)... and to all the other details that appeared in the photo... You found a beautiful form in the frame, and this is one of the most important moments of an artistic photo... Thank you.

Vladimir Ermolaev, and good to you too. The photo is quite simple; it lacks any defining moment—you could fill the entire map with identical views.

Suvlehim Takats, The defining moment of this photograph is the wonderful shape of the shot...!!! Thank you.

Good afternoon. Beautiful location and a great picture with a well-defined shape... Thank you.

Good afternoon, Vyacheslav. Very... Thank you.

Good afternoon, Vasily. Made me smile...))) Thank you.

A good shot, but the NMVs are too static, and with this angle and point-blank shooting, it seems like they're straining to pose, waiting for the photographer to press the button.

Nikolay Semenov, Hi, Nikolay. I have exactly the same feeling... As if saying goodbye... Like it's the last time... And if you shift the focus to the child, the photo will take on a different dimension in its perception... it will become less tragic, kinder, and even tender... Something to think about...Mostra ritaglio

Mostra ritaglio Good evening, Elena. In my opinion, there's too much of the top of the photo, even though it's beautiful... Something to think about... Thank you.

Good evening. Nice shot, well done, but without the leaf lying on the table, it would have been much more interesting, in my opinion, of course... It seems like a small thing..., but in a good photo there are no small things... With it (the leaf), it's a kind of statement of fact - everything has already happened and happened..., without it - something is about to happen and will happen..., which is much more important in the creative process, a different feeling... Thank you.

Good evening, Oleg. A heartfelt photo with a touch of mood... Thank you.

The photo is far from a masterpiece, but I like the FLY AGARIC version better from what I have... Thank you.

Good evening, Zanzib. A wonderful picture with rich inner movement and emotion within the frame... The trees seem alive... respectfully, as if apologetically, bowing after the departing couple... Very touching... Thank you.

Good evening, Igor. Very tasty picture... Thank you.

Good evening, Dmitry. The photo captures a wonderful atmosphere and mood... Thank you.

Great picture, Vyacheslav. I think it's one of your best shots... Very cool... Thank you.

Good evening, Maxim. Interesting filming location... got a good view... Thank you.

Good afternoon, Igor. Interesting presentation... Thank you.

Good evening. Your work, including this one, is always based on feelings and sensations... That's exactly how creativity should be... You're on the right path and are following YOUR path, and you're doing a great job!!! Thank you.

Nice picture... Thank you.

I like the work... Thank you.

Zan Zanzib,

Vladimir Ermolaev, thank you, Vladimir, I mean what I feel,
but I won't object if everyone sticks to their opinion..)

I don't see any harm in that... we each have our own "cockroaches"...))) Thank you.

Zan Zanzib,

I like the composition,
I'd like to crop it a bit on the left to about 4:5

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In my opinion, dear Zanzib, the original edit is preferable... The shape is stronger... Thank you.

Good evening, Vyacheslav. Interesting filming location and good view... Thank you.

Good evening. I'm in good spirits... Thank you.

Mostra ritaglio Good evening. I also found this option interesting... Something to think about... Thank you.

Good evening. What an interesting sight... Thank you.

Good afternoon, Alexander. Thank you.

Good afternoon, Vladimir. Nice work... Thank you.

Zan Zanzib,

I don't know about the whisper, but I can clearly see a Sukhoi or a new-generation MiG in a sharp turn.

More like a Sukhoi...

Zan Zanzib,

interesting picture, interesting effect)
nmv, if it weren't for your shadow (and no one else's)
it would be even better...

Good evening, Zanzib. I completely agree with you! Thank you.

Good afternoon. I think it's perfectly fine, but intuitively, I'd like to tone down the light on the burlap a bit... it would enhance the dramatic element of the shot and the viewer's experience... Thank you.

Beautiful work... Thank you, Vyacheslav.

Mostra ritaglio Good evening. I also found an option that was interesting... The main thing here is the shadows from the birds, and everything else is secondary... The city and the sky, in my opinion, are distracting and even ruin the theme... The proposed option is more photographic... ))) Thank you.

Good evening, Oleg. Great location and photo... even with the persistent feeling of a lack of detail in the frame, it's still great! Thank you.

Mostra ritaglio Good evening. The location is very interesting, and the photo itself has its own story, but, in my opinion, the active, bright part of the photo to the right of the viewer is not to its (the photo's) advantage... and if this part is slightly cropped (the proposed option), the emphasis will shift to the middle of the frame, which is more justified and photographic... But the author is always right, on the basis that he is the author, and I only expressed my opinion about the photo, which is not at all necessary to agree with...))) Thank you.

Good evening, Boris. You did a great job with the image, capturing the model from above and below... Plus the photographic reference - the fence with stripes on the bag... ))) Thank you.

Good afternoon, Maxim. Nice work... Thank you.

Good afternoon, Igor. Nice photo... I like it... Thank you.

Igor Gromov,

Vladimir Ermolaev, Hi, turntables won't create atmosphere, but the glare on the door will.

That's true, glare is very important, no doubt about it, but a single, precisely one, rotated turntable will significantly enhance the dramatic part of the photo... which is no less important than the light and glare... Good work, and your work is truly good, is made very good by seemingly insignificant details... In a great photo, there are no trifles... ))) Thank you.

Hi, Igor. Good work... I like it... And what would change in the photo if one knob on the gas stove were turned...??? Would it be worse or better...??? Or would nothing change...??? Thank you.

Cool picture... Thanks.

Good afternoon, Anton. Not bad work... Thank you.

Good afternoon. Interesting work, I like it. Thank you.

It's good that it's not a bear... This is relevant now...))) Thank you.

Vladimir Ermolaev, To be honest, I moved the chair a little...))

Boris Gurevich, Hi, Boris. And you did well...))) Okay, the cat didn't run away... ))) Thank you.

It turned out to be a good combination of spots and pictures:)

Galina Balakhonova, And also the cat ears with the back of the chair...))) Thank you.

Good afternoon, Alexander. As always - good... I imagined the "model" without clothes, barefoot, in just boxer shorts... Made me smile... ))) And it's great that there is no bottle in the frame... Thank you.

In the words of V. Ermolaev, "one of the best photos on this site in recent times." And I just really liked it.

Boris Gurevich, Good afternoon, Boris. I completely agree with you and subscribe...))) Thank you.