The best day is today! We're sitting, smoking, waiting for someone. I thought this day would never come again. So long, this day is over. Tomorrow will be an even better day. We're sitting here smoking!
The best day is today! We're sitting, smoking, waiting for someone. I thought this day will never come again. So here it comes... this day. Tomorrow will be an even better day. We're sitting here smoking!
Valery Starkov, it's true, the best day is today! And the photo is worthy! There are no people on the site at all. I don't even post anything. They've all been gobbled up, and in one day, too.
, No one got a ten, so they're sitting at home smoking.
Valery Starkov, Excellent shot! I'd be glad to see it in the gallery here. And the ten, yes, will be collected by the evening... I think the citizens of the photo center will show collective consciousness. You can't just ignore your colleagues like that! Overall, it seems like all these recommendations are being handed out from one place. As soon as someone isn't there, activity on the site immediately drops.
And so, the two of us are already the power of smoke and noise.
Valery Starkov, Well, now we'll smoke a peace pipe, chant a drum, summon the spirits, and maybe we'll reach ten. In fact, with this system, the site will soon collapse completely. We just had a conversation under a photo with a colleague. Are you on Facebook? It has a wider, more expansive audience. Even compared to VKontakte, there's much more activity.
I really liked Lyubov Kholina's drawings, I couldn't resist making an album ahead of schedule – I have material from two other exhibitions waiting. It's on my laptop, but I didn't mess around with the colors. Come on in.
Alexandr Popov, I'm here, I'm here, I'm looking! Interesting drawings! I liked the sculptural miniatures too! Are you waiting for someone's return? Did I not return it to you last time?
, No, I'm talking about what you just said—like, you promised three for one. That's not what I came here for.
Alexandr Popov, Alexander, my friend, you misunderstood me. I meant I had three recommendations left for today, so I promised to give them to the authors who recommend Valery's work! I didn't promise any three for one. )))
Alexandr Popov, Sasha, you see, I don't judge by likes or dislikes. All your photos deserve a recommendation. I really liked the last one, I won't comment on it, you can delete it, but you have my recommendation there. I really want to put one like that in my portfolio...
If you put that album on, it'll last for two years. And there's no demand. There's demand for postcards.
Alexandr Popov, who cares about that demand... It's no longer interesting. Everything has become so routine. Why make someone happy? It doesn't bring me joy. But then again, that's just me. You're on your own, I know, you have your own methods and approach.
I've always maintained that photography today is a means of communication. Millions of people speak Russian, but Pushkin is the only one, and no new ones have appeared.
Alexandr Popov, you're just bombarding me with proverbs and sayings... You see, Pushkin also spoke Russian. He just thought about which words to use. But if someone tries to communicate with pictures instead of words, that's strange, to say the least. After all, words and visual images are slightly different things; they can complement each other beautifully, but they can't replace each other. Looking at some of the authors here on the site, I sometimes ask myself: - Do they talk at home, in real life? And about the audience... After all, these are different categories of audience, just like a real exhibition and a photo site gallery. And very different...
Today, taking a picture and sending it, as well as perceiving and understanding it, is faster than writing and reading without a guarantee of understanding.
Alexandr Popov, you can even forget how to speak, you'll forget all your words... You wake up in the morning and can't remember what to say! )))
Alexandr Popov, Damn... someone just visited the site http://www.photosight.ru/new_on_site/photos/ See the ad in the upper right corner? "Account for sale on this site. With bonus points. Profitable." - beautiful... That's how masterpieces and photo artists are born. And you're saying some kind of words...
I settled into this account, sold it, and opened another one—it's a business model, after all.
Alexandr Popov, exactly, exactly... but that's not how it works. You need to create fifty fake accounts, somehow get them to a minimum rating, and then sell them wholesale. Photo of the day, mine like that. All the contests will be yours. Ha-ha-ha... Really, why bother talking about it? Just keep logging in and making rivers!
, And I left fotosight. I didn't like that you couldn't delete your photos—once you posted them, they're just there. I don't like it here either, but at least I can talk here.
Alexandr Popov, well, I don't go there often either... You see, all photo sites have turned into some kind of ratings mining, photo of the day, week, month. I wrote to you about that one contest on VKontakte, how they sold votes there. Internet platforms are so profane... There's only one thing left to do—talk. By the way, I finally translated this fotosight—photoview, it turns out.
So long, this day is over. Tomorrow will be an even better day.
We're sitting here smoking!
There are no people on the site at all. I don't even post anything. They've all been gobbled up, and in one day, too.
Look at them, they're so cute
And the ten, yes, will be collected by the evening... I think the citizens of the photo center will show collective consciousness. You can't just ignore your colleagues like that!
Overall, it seems like all these recommendations are being handed out from one place. As soon as someone isn't there, activity on the site immediately drops.
In fact, with this system, the site will soon collapse completely.
We just had a conversation under a photo with a colleague. Are you on Facebook? It has a wider, more expansive audience. Even compared to VKontakte, there's much more activity.
Are you waiting for someone's return? Did I not return it to you last time?
You see, Pushkin also spoke Russian. He just thought about which words to use. But if someone tries to communicate with pictures instead of words, that's strange, to say the least. After all, words and visual images are slightly different things; they can complement each other beautifully, but they can't replace each other. Looking at some of the authors here on the site, I sometimes ask myself:
- Do they talk at home, in real life?
And about the audience... After all, these are different categories of audience, just like a real exhibition and a photo site gallery. And very different...
By the way, I finally translated this fotosight—photoview, it turns out.