What I saw here is "beyond good and evil." Maybe if I find out how diaries are made (I haven't yet), I'll try to make a series about life in these villages; fortunately, I've taken a lot of pictures... Are you from the Kola Peninsula?
What I saw here is "beyond good and evil." Maybe if I find out how to keep diaries (I haven't yet), I'll try to make a series about life in these villages; I've taken a lot of photos... Are you from the Kola Peninsula?
Evgeny, I already told you that I'm from the Trans-Urals. My hometown is Kurgan.
Cerberus on duty)) Or, even more clearly, the moment of client-server authentication using the Kerberos protocol. Made me smile. It's associative. For me, the most interesting thing about the PP is the frame... Alternatively, I could have tried taking the frame with the smallest possible aperture.
For me, the most interesting thing about this shot is the PP... I could have tried to take the shot with the smallest possible aperture.
Alexander Zeonoff, That's why I posted this photo because of the PP. The dog was hanging around there looking for food and didn't pay any attention to me, perhaps because he didn't see me as competition. I, in turn, didn't try to make friends with him. But at some point, he apparently got tired of my presence on his territory and started yelling, keeping a small distance, which is what we're seeing now. The aperture was -9, and I could have set it to 139 in the image; the dog wouldn't be in focus, if that's what you mean, since he drove toward me quite briskly. The following shot with the boots might also elicit a smile.
Evgeny, Evgeny, and as for me - please forgive me) - only the main one).
Neta_Georg, Anya, you see the boot to the right of the dog - after all, that's all that was left of me then... there's no one to ask forgiveness from now (
Evgeny, For the main one!))) and the one in post #8. The one attached in the description is great with its rooster)))) so philosophical)))))) I really want to see the diary. If the admins still haven't answered how, I can describe it step by step here so others can have the opportunity. Admins, it's time to add "diary creation" to the FAQ, preferably with step-by-step screenshots.)))
т п в, Well, they just took an uncreative approach)))) Where's the creative tolerance? I say rooster—it's not a hen)))) Maybe they have roosters like that in Cambodia)))
Deleted, You're right—it's a painted rooster... so beautiful.
Here's another picture of it.
By the way, you had a letter and now you have a new one.
A rooster, like a dog! A dog, like a rat! Horrible!))))
Nessie Skuch, What, are you scared? And what pictures are you showing me—a child with nails in his head—it's terrifying. I was afraid to look at the website for three days afterward... and now I'm scared...
Are you from the Kola Peninsula?
Sorry about that this time...
Or, even more clearly, the moment of client-server authentication using the Kerberos protocol. Made me smile. It's associative.
For me, the most interesting thing about the PP is the frame... Alternatively, I could have tried taking the frame with the smallest possible aperture.
The dog was hanging around there looking for food and didn't pay any attention to me, perhaps because he didn't see me as competition. I, in turn, didn't try to make friends with him. But at some point, he apparently got tired of my presence on his territory and started yelling, keeping a small distance, which is what we're seeing now. The aperture was -9, and I could have set it to 139 in the image; the dog wouldn't be in focus, if that's what you mean, since he drove toward me quite briskly. The following shot with the boots might also elicit a smile.
For the main one!))) and the one in post #8.
The one attached in the description is great with its rooster)))) so philosophical))))))
I really want to see the diary.
If the admins still haven't answered how, I can describe it step by step here so others can have the opportunity.
Admins, it's time to add "diary creation" to the FAQ, preferably with step-by-step screenshots.)))
Although.... And the one attached in the description is good.
Well, they just went and took an uncreative approach))))
Where's the creative tolerance?
I say rooster—that means it's not chicken))))
Maybe they have such roosters in Cambodia))))
Here's another picture of it.
By the way, you had a letter and now you have a new one.
What is, is)))) There's just a chance that fate will shoot them down with the letter))))