Motivograph: It's nice to meet optimists satisfied with their opinions and yet someone tell them
No, with the biker it's all clear: the guy has such fundamental knowledge and accompanying intelligence that he forgets it himself and can't explain it. A master shouldn't remember his craft; his fans will do it for him. But what's Ermakov up to? Why doesn't the author of the projects boast about his knowledge? His education? He boasts nothing at all, except to contradict Vitya, as he sees it, with dignity. If it weren't for Vitya, no one would even know Ermakov. And so, he's pulled the blanket of attention. So, in theory, Evgeny should be grateful for this kind of PR. Ermolaev's "thank you" is already a trend. How are you, people? Everything okay?
Backwoods, Why photograph a beautiful woman like that? I wouldn't want to be photographed like that. A bad photo.
Photograph how? Explain. However, you're not in danger of being photographed like that. Unfortunately, I select people for the photo shoot. You certainly don't have to worry.
Sveta Sem, How should I photograph? Explain. However, you're not in danger of being photographed like that. Unfortunately, I select the people I photograph. You certainly don't have to worry.
Backwoods, choosing a photographer. I have a choice of who to photograph. There are plenty of good photographers in the fashion industry who are friends with me. I don't need your services.
Backwoods, they're choosing a photographer. I have a choice of who to photograph. There are plenty of good photographers in the fashion industry who are friends with me. I don't need your services.
Another tree has appeared. Well, if there are so many photographers, then choose your own. Why are you bothering me? I don't need your services either. Just like you don't need your stupid comments. There are photographers, there are models, they choose each other – what a thought. Nobody knew that. So choose. Don't meddle in something where the mind (knowledge, intellect) is lacking – any biker will tell you that.
A rather interesting and even stylish photo, capturing a unique image, which is rare on this site. Much more interesting than many of the photos posted here, in my opinion. Technically impeccable, and the model is magnificent. Thank you.
A rather interesting and even stylish shot, full of character, which is rare on this site. Much more interesting than many of the shots posted here, in my opinion. Technically impeccable, and the model is magnificent. Thank you.
Ah, Vladimir... I'd love to talk to you about something sublime... but I can't. Okay, a moment of self-disclosure... Do you think I'm posting run-of-the-mill photos here? It's just a portfolio. I'm such a lazy idiot that I'm too lazy to create a catalog. But when people ask, I post a link here; it's quite convenient. And since it's a portfolio, I'm slowly adding to it. Stylish shot? Come on... I look at the authors' work, I've participated in competitions—I know my place. I'm among the top 200 photographers in the world. You see, only among the top 200... nothing special. The photos posted here are much stronger, both in technique and subject matter. I see, I understand. Thank you, of course, for your attention and feedback, but it's so-so... Sorry.
Vladimir Ermolaev, Ah, Vladimir... I want to talk to you about something sublime... but it's not working. Okay, a moment of honesty... Why do you think I'm posting run-of-the-mill photos here? It's just a portfolio. I'm such a lazy idiot that I'm too lazy to create a catalog. But if people ask, I just post a link here; it's quite convenient. And if it's a portfolio, I'm slowly adding to it. A stylish shot? Come on... I look at the authors' work, I've participated in competitions—I know my place. I'm in the top 200 photographers in the world. You see, just in the top 200... nothing special. The photos posted here are much stronger, both in technique and subject matter. I see, I understand. Thank you, of course, for your attention and feedback, but it's so-so... Sorry.
Backwoods, The problem with this resource (and not only this one) is that most of the participants are unkind to each other... But there are still some interesting authors here. One of the few is Boris Gurevich. A stunning photographer, in my opinion, with a keen sense of photography, and people should be happy to have such an artist with whom they can have a good conversation, learn from, and adopt, but... they don't want to... they're just too smart... And the fact that we made it into the top 200 is a good result, in my opinion. In my youth, I also had a passion (a passion for sports) and the title of academician from the Paris Academy of Fine Arts and 411 FIAP awards of varying caliber, from the Grand Prix, gold, silver, and bronze medals, to honorary ribbons. All this is in the past... and over the years you realize - this is not the main thing... The main thing is to be a good person and, if you're lucky, a good photographer, since we love photography. Thank you.
Vladimir Ermolaev, Ah, Vladimir... I want to talk to you about something sublime... but it's not working. Okay, a moment of honesty... Why do you think I'm posting run-of-the-mill photos here? It's just a portfolio. I'm such a lazy idiot that I'm too lazy to create a catalog. But if people ask, I just post a link here; it's quite convenient. And if it's a portfolio, I'm slowly adding to it. A stylish shot? Come on... I look at the authors' work, I've participated in competitions—I know my place. I'm in the top 200 photographers in the world. You see, just in the top 200... nothing special. The photos posted here are much stronger, both in technique and subject matter. I see, I understand. Thanks, of course, for your attention and feedback, but it's so-so... Sorry.
Backwoods, oh, sorry, 200... which version is that?
Vladimir Ermolaev, Ah, Vladimir... I want to talk to you about something sublime... but it's not working. Okay, a moment of candor... You wonder why I'm here... The photos posted here are much stronger, both in technique and subject matter. I see, I understand. Thank you, of course, for your attention and feedback, but this is so-so... Sorry.
Backwoods, Want to talk...? Don't worry so much. A little over a year ago, I visited your interlocutor at his studio in Nizhny Novgorod. There was a meeting with local photographers, you see... The conversation turned to the classics of Nizhny Novgorod photography. Ermolaev always talked a lot about his teacher, which is good, of course. And then, the moment of truth, he says he has a collection of Shpagin (a local guru) in his studio/club, and... and... I, to be honest, was expecting a show, a viewing, a performance... They always show the best to guests. But... no, Ermolaev said he's planning an exhibition soon and will show it. . Hmm... I thought, a simple amateur photographer from out of town... And so I left empty-handed! And talking, well, talking is always a good idea.
You wanted discussions, opinions? H And the girl above is right, you've ruined the model; she sits/looks like a haystack, a mound of hay. Maybe crop it... But then Liza Boyarskaya's expression would be even more horrific and obvious. Although the shape "will become stronger," a-ha-ha... That thing on the right is for volume, that's good, I approve. We started using these and various circle-lattices in our studio in the 90s.
Sveta Sem, Another tree has appeared. Well, if there are many photographers, then choose your own. Why are you bothering me? I don't need your services either. Just like I don't need your stupid comments. There are photographers, there are models, they choose each other – what a thought. Nobody knew that. So choose. Don't meddle in what lacks intelligence (knowledge, intellect) – any biker will tell you that.
Backwoods, being rude and poking fun at a stranger, you're completely justifying your nickname, "Provincial." I expressed my opinion about your work, and you responded with rudeness. My dad taught me to photograph people the way I'd like to look in other people's photos. I have enough intelligence, knowledge, two art history degrees, and a job as an editor. Your job is to take photos, mine is to select the ones for publication. Bragging doesn't make a man look good. "I'm one of the top 200 photographers in the world," according to which sandbox?
It's nice to meet optimists
satisfied with their opinions
and yet someone tell them
No, with the biker it's all clear: the guy has such fundamental knowledge and accompanying intelligence that he forgets it himself and can't explain it. A master shouldn't remember his craft; his fans will do it for him.
But what's Ermakov up to? Why doesn't the author of the projects boast about his knowledge? His education? He boasts nothing at all, except to contradict Vitya, as he sees it, with dignity. If it weren't for Vitya, no one would even know Ermakov. And so, he's pulled the blanket of attention. So, in theory, Evgeny should be grateful for this kind of PR.
Ermolaev's "thank you" is already a trend. How are you, people? Everything okay?
However, you're not in danger of being photographed like that. Unfortunately, I select people for the photo shoot. You certainly don't have to worry.
There are photographers, there are models, they choose each other – what a thought. Nobody knew that.
So choose. Don't meddle in something where the mind (knowledge, intellect) is lacking – any biker will tell you that.
Okay, a moment of self-disclosure... Do you think I'm posting run-of-the-mill photos here? It's just a portfolio. I'm such a lazy idiot that I'm too lazy to create a catalog. But when people ask, I post a link here; it's quite convenient. And since it's a portfolio, I'm slowly adding to it.
Stylish shot? Come on... I look at the authors' work, I've participated in competitions—I know my place. I'm among the top 200 photographers in the world. You see, only among the top 200... nothing special. The photos posted here are much stronger, both in technique and subject matter. I see, I understand.
Thank you, of course, for your attention and feedback, but it's so-so... Sorry.
Don't worry so much. A little over a year ago, I visited your interlocutor at his studio in Nizhny Novgorod. There was a meeting with local photographers, you see...
The conversation turned to the classics of Nizhny Novgorod photography. Ermolaev always talked a lot about his teacher, which is good, of course. And then, the moment of truth, he says he has a collection of Shpagin (a local guru) in his studio/club, and... and... I, to be honest, was expecting a show, a viewing, a performance... They always show the best to guests. But... no, Ermolaev said he's planning an exhibition soon and will show it.
And the girl above is right, you've ruined the model; she sits/looks like a haystack, a mound of hay. Maybe crop it... But then Liza Boyarskaya's expression would be even more horrific and obvious. Although the shape "will become stronger," a-ha-ha...
That thing on the right is for volume, that's good, I approve. We started using these and various circle-lattices in our studio in the 90s.