Yakov Trembovolsky, Here's what I'm getting at. The principle is: to avoid trying to keep up with everything, highlight the main points. And it's better never to try to keep up with everything. Again, to keep your eyes from wandering, or at least to focus on the panorama. Those are the motives. And I've been liking the square more and more lately. Yes, and that's just an opinion.
I love the square, but primarily for portraits, genre, and conceptual images. If there were a person here, as is usually the case with me, it could also be cut up. But this is a landscape, where all the beauty is the interplay of volumes of standard modules.
The more of them, the better.
It's like our Langbard Government House, if it's appropriate to compare. )))
Or maybe something like this? View crop to make it even harsher:
You can cut from the left. But if you draw a line along the mountain peaks,
then the line starting at the top and going down looks more fun. ))
Show me how
mentally. Cardiogram. ))
Didn't see any geological folds? It's a metaphor. ))
Where is this? (I'll repeat myself)
Yes, I forgot to mention: this is the smallest emirate in the UAE – Ajman.
There are practically no mountains in the UAE (skyscrapers instead))),
but in Ajman, where the Indian Ocean is, "there are some."
It's an interesting place, I'd love to ride there.
Thanks!
Won't it be a bit cramped? Especially on the right: there's a road running away there.
Still, it's better to open up such a space wider, n.m.v.
Thanks.
Again, to keep your eyes from wandering, or at least to focus on the panorama.
Those are the motives.
And I've been liking the square more and more lately.
Yes, and that's just an opinion.
A clear and correct approach.
I love the square, but primarily for portraits,
genre, and conceptual images. If there were a person here,
as is usually the case with me, it could also be cut up.
But this is a landscape, where all the beauty is the interplay of volumes of standard modules.
The more of them, the better.
It's like our Langbard Government House, if it's appropriate to compare. )))
V.Buturlia (Albion), I second the framing!