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Half of my posts were deleted by a social platform, or it was a mistake by a young social network. Has anyone had similar problems?
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You can do everything a million times according to the most indisputable rules, but if our creativity does not evoke emotions, then why do we need these rules?
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I love this series! It is a special pleasure to watch it in the cold autumn or winter. I just finished watching the fifth season. It was great. For all fans of black tragicomedy, I recommend it!
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Classical art has always attracted me with its sophistication and deep aesthetics, and ballet is no exception. This is one of the shots from a large series made a year ago with the participation of a ballerina who left her career for her personal life. That's the price, it's not easy to give yourself to ballet.
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Color. Color in photography plays a huge role in our perception of the world and mood. It carries a certain emotional load and can evoke different feelings in the viewer. Red is often associated with love, passion and energy, and blue with peace, calm and coolness. Color psychology studies what emotions and associations different colors evoke in people and how they can be used to convey a certain mood or message in a photograph. Remember that correctly selected colors can significantly improve the quality of your photo and evoke vivid emotions in the viewer! ⬇️
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Do not forget that photography is not only about technique, but more about feelings and inner state. Your works, like a mirror, reflect your inner state. So you can observe your condition just by looking at your work.
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Social networks have become an integral part of our daily lives. We spend a lot of time on them, communicate with friends, follow the news, share our thoughts and emotions. However, often, under the positive facade of our profiles, there is an idealized version of ourselves. Many people strive to create the illusion of a perfect life on social networks, posting only the best moments. Filtered photos, positive posts and perfect smiles can create the impression that everything is going smoothly and without problems for a person. But in reality, this is far from always true. Addiction to social networks also plays a big role in idealizing ourselves. We constantly compare our lives with the lives of other users, and if someone else seems to have it better and more beautiful, we begin to doubt our own uniqueness and value. This can lead to negative consequences for our well-being and self-esteem. ⬇️
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The relevance of NFTs in the art world today is hard to overestimate. Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have become a real phenomenon, attracting the attention of both artists and collectors around the world. NFTs are unique digital objects that can be bought and sold using blockchain technology. One of the main advantages of NFTs is the ability to confirm the authenticity and authorship of a work of art, which was previously problematic for digital works. This opens up new opportunities for artists who may have previously had difficulty monetizing their creative works. At the same time, debates about the environmental footprint of blockchain technologies and problems with counterfeiting in the NFT world raise concerns among critics. But despite this, many believe that NFTs are an integral part of the future of art. ⬇️
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In the world of photography, choosing between film, DSLR, and digital cameras can be a difficult decision. Each of these camera types has its own unique characteristics that affect the end result—the finished image. In this article, we compare the three approaches to photography to help you understand which is best for your needs. Film Cameras: Pros: Warmth and Texture: Film is known for its ability to capture warm tones and unique textures, which add a special charm to photographs. Dynamic Range: Film photographs often have a wide dynamic range, which allows them to capture detail in both the highlights and shadows of an image. Cons: Processing: Film development and printing are required to produce the final image, which takes time and skill. Limited Frames: Film cameras have a limited number of frames per roll, which can limit your creativity. DSLR Cameras: Advantages: Image Quality: DSLR cameras produce high-quality images due to their large sensor and the ability to use a variety of lenses.
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Artificial Intelligence and New Technologies on the Verge of Revolution Introduction: Photography, as an art and means of communication, has come a long way since its inception in the 19th century. With the development of technology and the introduction of artificial intelligence, many are wondering: what is the future of photography? Will it remain as important in our society or will it be replaced by new forms of visual art? Main Section: 1. Technological Advances in Photography Digital Revolution: The transition from film to digital cameras has changed the approach to photography. Now everyone can become a photographer thanks to the availability of smartphones with high-quality cameras. Image Processing: Programs such as Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom allow you to edit photos at a professional level, which opens up new horizons for creativity. ⬇️
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More than just art. "Photography is more than just art, it is a powerful tool that can change the world. Each frame contains a story, an emotion, and a truth that can awaken consciousness and inspire action. As the famous photographer Dorothea Lange wrote, 'photography is a way of seeing the world as it is and as it could be.' With a lens, we can capture moments that would otherwise go unnoticed, from suffering to joy, from struggle to hope. Photographs have the power to unite people, inspire change, and serve as a testimony of the times. They can be a voice for the speechless and a reflection of our common humanity. In the digital age, when images are instantly distributed around the world, their impact is even greater. Every photo is an opportunity to tell a story, change perceptions, and perhaps even influence the future. Let's use this power with our minds and hearts!
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Photography is an art, and to take great photos, it’s important to understand how to properly set up your camera. Let’s break down three key settings: exposure, ISO, and shutter speed. 1. Exposure Exposure is the amount of light hitting your camera’s sensor. It determines how bright or dark your image will be. Exposure is made up of three components: ISO, shutter speed, and aperture. How to set it up: Use the priority modes (Aperture Priority or Shutter Priority) to automatically adjust other settings. If the image is too bright, decrease the exposure; if it’s too dark, increase it. 2. ISO ISO determines how sensitive your camera’s sensor is to light. The higher the ISO value, the more sensitive the sensor becomes, allowing you to shoot in low-light conditions. However, high ISO values ​​can result in noise in your image. How to set it up: In good lighting conditions, use low ISO values ​​(100-400). In low light, increase the ISO (800 and above), but be careful about noise. ⬇️
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Secrets of Color Combinations in Photography: How to Create the Perfect Shot Color is one of the most powerful tools in a photographer’s arsenal. It can convey mood, evoke emotion, and make a shot truly memorable. Let’s figure out how to combine colors correctly so that your photos look harmonious and attractive! Color Wheel: Let’s start with the basics. The color wheel is your best friend. It helps you understand which colors go together. Primary colors (red, blue, yellow) can be combined with their derivatives (green, orange, purple) to create harmony. Complementary Colors: Use complementary colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel. For example, blue and orange create a bright contrast that attracts attention and makes the frame more dynamic. Analogous Colors: Combining analogous colors (for example, blue, light blue, and green) creates a calm and harmonious atmosphere. This is a great choice for landscape photography or portraits where you want to convey peace. ⬇️
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Hi, today I will tell you about the Basic rules of photography for beginners in frame construction: Rule of thirds: Divide the frame into three equal parts horizontally and vertically. Place the main objects at the intersections of the lines for a more harmonious frame. Lines and leading lines: Use lines in the frame (roads, fences, rivers) to direct the viewer's gaze towards the main object. Light: Pay attention to the lighting. It is best to photograph in soft light, for example, at dawn or sunset. Background: Make sure that the background does not distract from the main object. Simple and uniform backgrounds often work better. Perspective: Experiment with shooting angles. Shoot from different heights and distances to find the most interesting angle. Framing: Don't be afraid to crop unnecessary elements. Sometimes it's better to leave less to focus on the main thing. "Light is what makes photography." — Alfred Stieglitz
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It's incredible how quickly these 3 months of summer have flown by. And why do we pay so much attention to this, probably because where I live, the seasons change very clearly. It happens that in the summer in July it can be + 45 Celsius, and in January tons of snow and - 35 Celsius, the frost is so cold that your nostrils stick together. Oh, this amazing world.
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Hi guys. I will be very glad for your reciprocity and support, subscribe to me and like. I wonder where this platform will lead us, let's find out together!
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Photographer, yes, that's me. Aesthetics in the frame and in life, that's my meditation. Sports, reading, music, moderately healthy food, a few bad habits and late sleep. I try to live as best as possible, and most often it works out.
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