Both the work and the title are interesting. The only thing that's striking here Mostra ritaglio is the discrepancy between the brightness of the sky and its reflection. It's clear that this can't be completely eliminated, but I would tone down the contrast a bit.

Roll call with Viktor Balalaikin. ))
The investigator would be pleased: besides the light, there are plenty of serious fingerprints on the road – good fingerprinting.

Oleg Karavaev, the title "works" and the idea were blatantly stolen by me for the purpose stated in the author's comment. And in the place you indicated, everything is fine; I also significantly toned down the highlights and shadows.

Thank you all.

AAAAA! I'm glad I inspired you! Victor, that's a nice road, more picturesque in color than mine. I recognize the style!

And what a beautiful name!

As a joke, of course, it's good, but nothing more

I don't like the name of either of the works, or rather, the word "Dactyloscopy" grates on my ears

GooDMooD, I stole the name, so I'm off the hook. Did you ever play the piano?

Joker, despite the smiley face at the end of the comment, the second half looks a bit gloomy. Are you okay?

Viktor Atapin, thank you, it's quite good my nose is wet and cool.
I was saying that without reference to Viktor's photo, this photo is of little interest as a standalone landscape. Especially compared to your previous ones.

Viktor Atapin, I love looking at your work and reading the comments:)

Viktor Atapin, not on the piano.
Dactylography – yes.
As far as I remember Dactylography is a method of identifying a person by fingerprints

GooDMooD, yeah...you're not very good with criminal jargon

Svetlana, yeah, here you have to speak not only Albanian, but also a hairdryer.
Thanks everyone.

Joker, I wrote it briefly in the author's comment. And about those that make this one less interesting, you can go into more detail.

Viktor Atapin, not knowing him personally, I can only judge your work on your website. In my opinion, you're always selective in subject matter, lighting, and timing, carefully choosing the right moment for the shot to set the mood. Your work looks cohesive and complete. In this photo, I sensed a certain randomness, a lack of forethought, the kind that happens when you're not in time for the right location, so you shoot the closest thing you can to a more or less cobbled-together shot. That's why I wrote this, without any attacks.
I just checked out your gallery – it seems I missed a lot, I'll go check it out.

Viktor Atapin,

I'll make my humanitarian contribution regarding the word "fingerprinting." Let me remind you of its use in these wonderful lines:

"He stands there: features worn out.

On her blouse, her gaze sees
the entire fingerprinting of
Malakhovsky's boys."

Joker, thank you. I appreciate your fundamental approach to my jokes.

Jak Trum, thank you, but I really don’t like Voznesensky very much.

Viktor Atapin,

Well, that's early Voznesensky: I liked early AAV.))

Svetlana, I'm quite good with criminal jargon.

A year spent studying forensics is also paying off. + practical application of knowledge.

I recommend reading the basics, specifically, crime trace identification. Methods and concepts.

PS regarding the piano, if you're talking about jargon, then the correct term is accordion.
Specifically, to play the accordion is to leave fingerprints on a fingerprint card.
Since one version of the accordion is a fingerprinting machine.

Good

Wow, so many comments - it was interesting to read and the work is interesting.

GooDMooD, I was joking about the knowledge :). I've probably come across the exact expression that Victor used in some books.

Svetlana,
I looked online, and there's definitely something like this: Play the piano — get fingerprinted.

I confused it with a piano - a coffin with music

It shines well.

It worked!
But the name is just too convoluted...it doesn't quite fit...
I would call it this...Soviet schoolchildren harvested the potatoes...

I have an artist friend who painted a very, very similar work in oil about 10 years ago...only there is twice as much sky, in short, yours is as picturesque as on that canvas!

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