Anya, why such a harsh overexposure?

Averin Sergey, don't you know the specifics of Helios? Well, I didn't notice it...(( I admit... but I don't want to spoil my mood because of this overexposure)

There are no complaints about the mood - it is there!

the focus has shifted slightly

Sergei Khariton, and I agree with that)

It's a bit tricky with Soviet optics, but it's precisely the skillful use of its properties that makes the photos original.

Mono, I would say it’s a fusion of Soviet and modern technology...the carcass is still modern)))) that would be more correct

It would have been a pretty good photo if not for the spots on the girl's face. They ruin the whole impression.
By the way, what does overexposure have to do with it? The photo was taken in backlighting, and the backlighting is still present. It doesn't interfere with viewing; in fact, it adds to the whole atmosphere. That's what drew attention to the photo in the first place.