Putrach

Well, yeah, let's all break the rules together, against all odds, including common sense.
http://i034.radikal.ru/0712/fa/4a069e21ebe4t.jpg

I don't know, I don't know... I prefer looking at distinct, smooth tonal transitions than the process of peering into a picture trying to see details.

Vovik, why is it always so dark for you? Maybe it's a creative technique, but in my opinion it's a flaw, a technical flaw. The theme is covered, the lighting seems fine, the pose is fine, but damn, you can't see a thing. Is this really beautiful?

Look at this - this is yours:

http://i009.radikal.ru/0712/25/e87e6ee3a350t.jpg
And this is with the curved line applied. Yes, there's posterization and jagged halftones - but that's loss due to processing and compression. A properly exposed photo won't have it.

http://i048.radikal.ru/0712/a3/ee970972296at.jpg

Vovik, you can't live on honey plants alone. Read up on exposure and the histogram.

эх, если бы не шевеленка...

Cool!
I'm a nerd I think if they got rid of the halos (at the edge of the pier), which sneakily reveal the touch of Photoshop, the work would benefit even more.

Николай Никитин правду пишет. намного удобнее выравнивать перспектив в cs2 фильтром lens correction