I wasn't planning on posting this photo today, friends, but yesterday, somewhere in the comments, apparently for my recommendations for photos with animals, some ill-wishers called me a "Chelyabinsk veterinarian." I was about to take offense in the heat of the moment, but then I thought, "Why on earth would that be?" They were almost right: since my third year of biology, I've been majoring in "human and animal physiology." So, my love for animals and nature has its explanation.
Earlier, having lost my usual sense of humor, I couldn't resist writing an "angry rebuke" to Viktor Kirillov. But, thank God, a kind person came along who recognized my inexperience with social media and opened my eyes to what was going on. He explained simply that this wasn't rudeness, but "classic trolling," and if they're trolling, it's because I gave them a reason. There's a lot more that's been written: about the naive romantic teacher from the nineties market, about..., about... and so on. Maybe I'll respond to something later, but right now I have no desire. I haven't written a single kind word to anyone today! That's a shame, because a kind word, as they say, is pleasant even to a cat. I'll definitely write.
I don't want to take away Blackwoods's bread and butter. He's much better at it. He has an immeasurable amount of skill in this (the ability to write a captivating overture to his photo work). I'll just share a short anecdote that came to mind.
One person, wanting to taunt the veterinarian, asks him: "Tell me, are you a beast doctor?" "Yes, young man," I say. "What hurts you?"
That's all for now, friends. I'd better go study some theory, otherwise I might end up a novice for a long time. Until then, keep reading for more recommendations and comments! 👋 P.S. We have a veterinarian in Chelyabinsk: he's well-known throughout the country and highly respected, a man you'd be hard-pressed to find.
velessson, Thank you so much, Velessson! I really appreciate your comment. Yes, it's not a masterpiece, but I like it because it wasn't originally planned, but the result of a chance encounter, a surprise. Sometimes you plan to shoot one thing, but when you review the footage, it turns out that the best thing turned out to be something you hadn't planned on, something you didn't pay much attention to at first (I just shot it "just in case"). I don't chase masterpieces; I shoot for fun. And if the result exceeds my expectations, that makes me even happier.
I'm browsing through your collection and see several shots very similar to mine (you'll easily recognize them when I publish them). You also have a lot of funny photos and captions for them. And you even have goats! Well, I won't make this answer long. Everything is good in moderation. I'm happy to follow you. And I hope we'll be in touch later! Good luck to you!
Oh, how menacing against the backdrop of the wonderful autumn landscape... An interesting subject...
Alex M., If you're talking about me, don't pay attention. I've lost all desire to "threaten" or prove anything. If you're talking about the subject of the photo, it's the heroine, and quite kind, "against the backdrop of the wonderful autumn landscape." The subject is simple, but I'm very glad you find it interesting, Alex. Thanks for the comment! 👋
Earlier, having lost my usual sense of humor, I couldn't resist writing an "angry rebuke" to Viktor Kirillov. But, thank God, a kind person came along who recognized my inexperience with social media and opened my eyes to what was going on. He explained simply that this wasn't rudeness, but "classic trolling," and if they're trolling, it's because I gave them a reason. There's a lot more that's been written: about the naive romantic teacher from the nineties market, about..., about... and so on. Maybe I'll respond to something later, but right now I have no desire. I haven't written a single kind word to anyone today! That's a shame, because a kind word, as they say, is pleasant even to a cat. I'll definitely write.
I don't want to take away Blackwoods's bread and butter. He's much better at it. He has an immeasurable amount of skill in this (the ability to write a captivating overture to his photo work). I'll just share a short anecdote that came to mind.
One person, wanting to taunt the veterinarian, asks him:
"Tell me, are you a beast doctor?"
"Yes, young man," I say. "What hurts you?"
That's all for now, friends. I'd better go study some theory, otherwise I might end up a novice for a long time. Until then, keep reading for more recommendations and comments! 👋
P.S. We have a veterinarian in Chelyabinsk: he's well-known throughout the country and highly respected, a man you'd be hard-pressed to find.
The subject is simple, but I'm very glad you find it interesting, Alex. Thanks for the comment!