Very good! The title, the rhythm, the tonality, and the texture. So good that I even wanted to see the girl in the window. I know it'll be superfluous, but that's what inspired it.
it's obvious, of course, that it's a photograph I meant that the graphics turned out beautiful, both in terms of lines and color, and also practically applicable, for example, in a poster or for a book cover
Ann Sidorovich, formalism is no longer a dirty word these days :-) Actually, this is the most "straight" shot, I just cropped it into a square. I'll let you in on a secret: it's the corner of the city registry office. Just shhhh...
Lilya, I thought about this too. I cropped it in different ways, trying to make it smaller. But I settled on this option; I like the format and there's some conflict in the frame. Thanks!
Mono, yes, "formality" is certainly used in a positive sense here (like, a formal composition). Thank you, now I'll know which places to keep an eye out for in our country's glorious cities
Mono, thank you. I wish you more interesting places too (IMHO, you've already put together a whole wonderful series! And how many more works are not posted online, lying far from the public eye )
I really liked it. At first glance, I couldn't even believe it was a photo. It turned out very graphic. :super. And I don't think the gray bar adds any imbalance at all.
Alexey Zhaleiko, thank you for your opinion! I thought long and hard about possible cropping options. I settled on this option because I mentioned it in #22: I like the frame format and think the conflict adds interest.
Mono, can you... I've seen some old Soviet books on "industrial design" or something like that... and there were examples of color schemes for painting in the Soviet style... triads, tetrads, contrasts )) This contrast is just like that.
however, he put a positive connotation into it... a catchphrase after all. The only negative aspect of Soviet architectural and industrial art I see is the concept of "cost minimization" with its attendant consequences... gray residential areas, 8-square-meter rooms, 60x80-meter tables, etc.
Sergio Esthete, yes, there is such a problem... Although, in fact, Soviet architecture, potentially, is very, very If you're interested, take a look at utopia.ru
Please don't be offended, I'm not biased. But this is the first time I've encountered an author with such primitive works that so many photographers like. It seems the world really is deteriorating. Soon, the works of the day will become empty, monochromatic photographs.
_SH_, don't worry, I'm not offended. I'm aware of my own abilities. And I would recommend you look at and study photography more, preferably not on photo websites.
_SH_, yeah... Rococo is much cooler than Constructivism... Minimal techno can hardly be called music... "Hedgehog in the Fog" is a cartoon for drug addicts... and, probably, Kazimir Malevich is an amateur
P.S. There was also a rock band in St. Petersburg called "Frictional Self-Oscillations as a Factor in the Wear of Tram Rails"... I still can't find the albums.
"Frictional self-oscillations as a factor in tram rail wear"
I'll chime in on your conversation))) I know this group, but it's not from St. Petersburg, it's from Minsk. And its leader is my good friend Koval. So I can give you the contact information, you can chat. You won't find the albums, Koval still has all the recordings on his computer.
Melissa_Schwarz, what happens behind the walls of this building, as well as what kind of building it is in general, is of no importance and in no way affects the content of the photo. And I'm always glad to hear from you, as well as from other club members! Marina Glebova, yes, it would be great to talk about art and creativity in general.
Melissa_Schwarz, it would be interesting to check out their work. Shout out to Koval. Let him upload it somewhere. )) And it's actually really funny. What I said was so casual. And it turned out so well. It's a small world.
The title, the rhythm, the tonality, and the texture.
So good that I even wanted to see the girl in the window. I know it'll be superfluous, but that's what inspired it.
I meant that the graphics turned out beautiful, both in terms of lines and color, and also practically applicable, for example, in a poster or for a book cover
ash,
Let's discuss your living room decor?
Thank you, now I'll know which places to keep an eye out for in our country's glorious cities
But if you look at it for a while, I think the gray on the right actually starts to outweigh it.
I'd venture to suggest View crop.
And I don't think the gray bar adds any imbalance at all.
Lots of different associations, ... including with keyboard instruments.
I love this kind of formality in ordinary things!
And of course, with the past...
Especially in a square :-)
By the way, the color scheme is just like from Soviet textbooks... ))
I've seen some old Soviet books on "industrial design" or something like that... and there were examples of color schemes for painting in the Soviet style... triads, tetrads, contrasts ))
This contrast is just like that.
The only negative aspect of Soviet architectural and industrial art I see is the concept of "cost minimization" with its attendant consequences... gray residential areas, 8-square-meter rooms, 60x80-meter tables, etc.
P.S. There was also a rock band in St. Petersburg called "Frictional Self-Oscillations as a Factor in the Wear of Tram Rails"... I still can't find the albums.
Of course not... it's just a passing reference... it was a mini-party
See above
I know this group, but it's not from St. Petersburg, it's from Minsk. And its leader is my good friend Koval. So I can give you the contact information, you can chat. You won't find the albums, Koval still has all the recordings on his computer.
a gift from heaven... since it happened, please upload it somewhere
Marina Glebova, yes, it would be great to talk about art and creativity in general.
http://s005.radikal.ru/i209/1009/5e/682d522f0818.jpg
Mono, maybe it really doesn't affect it, but my mood yesterday seemed to be the opposite) You know, the same to you)
And it's actually really funny. What I said was so casual. And it turned out so well. It's a small world.