Otsetskiy Evgeny (no_mad), not really. It's just a ski resort. There's nothing to do there in the summer. I personally like the light on the mountain at ZP. The dog just happened to wander in
Thanks to everyone who dropped by! ZhurAVic, she seems unbalanced to me. And the dog doesn't seem to be needed, or maybe it's in a different place... I'm not sure.
k.s., that's exactly what's so cool about it; the wrong photos are real, living their own lives, glimpsed but undisturbed by the author; the right photos are dead photos; no, well, yes, even the dead have their charm, like the mummies of pharaohs or the relics of saints, but, as a rule, the living are more interesting Everything is in place, the shot is pinpoint accurate, a true masterpiece, as they say, nothing to add or take away.
I wonder what the dog is doing here? There's some white grass behind it—it would be nice to have it as a checkpoint. And getting off the road—a landscape with asphalt is rare.
ZhurAVic, thank you. It's nice that someone besides me actually likes it. As for the masterpiece, I disagree; I haven't reached the level of masterpieces yet. Thank you! Alexey Bragin, by the way, yes, there is something magical about it. Thank you!
Joker, with this cropping Voir le recadrage it's really unnerving. And there's a feeling of compressed space. The photo is wrong, but there's air in it, and it's animated. I'm not sure if this is the right place. I already wrote about it in the comments. But I like it as is. Thanks for the feedback.
Voir le recadrage Or a little more – to shift the focus to the beautiful light on the background. What's the difference between air and excess space, by the way?
Joker, no, I shot that with a kit lens. It's still new, so I've only tested it a couple of times. It's not really suitable for landscapes, only if you're stitching panoramas together.
By the way, what's the difference between air and excess space?
I think everyone has to decide for themselves. I'm not the go-to guy for the country to know all the answers.
Maybe, just for fun, I'll try cropping it according to your recipe and take a closer look. For now, it seems to me that in this format, the photo becomes a standard view of sunlit mountains, and I don't see anything special in it anymore.
k.s., I can't help but agree with the lovely lady. It's not a masterpiece, really, it's an immortal masterpiece ; A truly successful shot is always an accident; a sincere photographer feels a little awkward when it's mentioned in a positive light
I agree!
Everything is in place, the shot is pinpoint accurate, a true masterpiece, as they say, nothing to add or take away.
Alexey Bragin, by the way, yes, there is something magical about it. Thank you!
I think everyone has to decide for themselves. I'm not the go-to guy for the country to know all the answers.
Maybe, just for fun, I'll try cropping it according to your recipe and take a closer look. For now, it seems to me that in this format, the photo becomes a standard view of sunlit mountains, and I don't see anything special in it anymore.
A truly successful shot is always an accident; a sincere photographer feels a little awkward when it's mentioned in a positive light