Emerald Crest
Emerald Crest
A high-resolution, photorealistic capture of a turquoise wave curling toward a sandy shore under a clear blue sky. Sunlight filters through the translucent crest, highlighting the foam’s intricate detail and the gentle gradient of the shallow waters.
Photo by Amirhossein Azimnasab, photographer. Aquatic life: ocean, wave, seascape. Published 12.08.2025.
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Size (px) 1536x1024
License Editorial
Creator address 0x90fe...557b
Comments 11
Andrey Shamrin
12.08.2025 22:30
Great!
Great shot!
Troitskiy Andrei
13.08.2025 13:19
Great!
Excellent shot!
Andrey Shamrin, shot?
Read under the author...
Many of the photos on this page were created with AI...
shot, aphid...
Andrey Shamrin
13.08.2025 14:06
Andrey Shamrin, a shot?
Read under the author...
Many of the photos on this page were created with AI...
a shot, aphid...
Troitsky Andrey, So what? Does that change anything? I can't speak for everyone, but many photos are processed in Photoshop or other programs. Nothing surprising about that! Do you have anything against it? I don't!
Troitskiy Andrei
13.08.2025 14:36
Troitsky Andrey, So what? Does that change anything?? I can't speak for everyone, but a lot of photos are processed in Photoshop or other programs. Nothing surprising about that! Do you have anything against it?? I don't!
Andrey Shamrin, I have nothing against Photoshop; digital photography requires digital processing...
Do you think this lazy photographer spent hours by that pond catching those scallops?...
Andrey Shamrin
13.08.2025 14:41
Andrey Shamrin, I have nothing against Photoshop, digital photography requires digital processing...
Do you think this photo-slacker sat for hours by this pond catching this scallop?...
Troitsky Andrey, Do you think citizens care?
Troitskiy Andrei
13.08.2025 14:47
Troitsky Andrey, Do you think citizens care about this??
Andrey Shamrin, I don't give a damn about those citizens who don't care, in this context, of course...
M Y X O M O P
M Y X O M O P 157.56
13.08.2025 14:48
... do you think this lazy photographer sat for hours by this pond catching this scallop?...
Troitsky Andrey, in principle, capturing such a shot wouldn't be particularly difficult, so you wouldn't have to sit for hours.
The picture has a pleasant color, the water is clean, the sand is too – it's just so cute. And this isn't a reportage/genre/street story, where AI should be punished with the highest measure of social protection; this is a photoshoot, where the main thing is to look pretty.
Troitskiy Andrei
13.08.2025 15:00
Troitsky Andrey, in principle, capturing such a shot wouldn't be particularly difficult, so you wouldn't have to sit for hours.
The picture has a pleasant color, the water is clean, the sand is also – it's lovely. And this isn't a reportage/genre/street story, where AI should be subject to the highest measure of social protection, this is a photojournalist, where the main thing is that it looks pretty.
M Y X O M O P, the genre isn't important here... the importance of the photograph as a photograph is... a priori...
Andrey Shamrin
13.08.2025 15:41
Andrey Shamrin, I don't care about those citizens who don't care, in this context, of course...
Troitsky Andrey, Everyone creates what they're capable of. I don't single anyone out in this. All people are important to me. And everything is known through comparison.
Alloxa (Psigrafija)
13.08.2025 18:45
Troitsky Andrey, Do you think citizens care about this??
Andrey Shamrin, They absolutely do, some particularly "gifted" citizens. Because they can't do anything, with or without AI... This T.A. is one of them. Hee-hee! 😉
Nikolai Semyonov
06.10.2025 14:34
Troitsky Andrey, in principle, capturing such a shot wouldn't be particularly difficult, so you wouldn't have to sit for hours.
The picture has a pleasant color, the water is clean, the sand is also lovely. And this isn't a reportage/genre/street photo, where the highest measure of social protection should be applied to AI, this is a photojournalist, where the main thing is beauty.
M Y X O M O P, It's very sad that the 47 so-called photographers who created this picture focus exclusively on the most primitive beauty, achieved with the simplest press of a couple of buttons or simple text.