Hi +Igor! May I ask you: what story you are telling with this picture? I think there are actually two different images in this shot here: one, showing rows of the Palm trees, leading toward the city center, another - showing people on the promenade. If you simply divide your image into two, you will get two more meaningful scenes - in my personal opinion, which is, of course, arguable ;)
Michael Mossiagin There is no story. I simply wanted to show that my city is green and modern. It's a citycsape which like a landscape just shows the beauty or peculiarity of the place. It's my opinion which probably is subjective. :)
A "beautiful Mediterranean city, young and dynamic" sounds like a story-like description to me ;) I appreciate your opinion. I did live in Ashdod for a short while years ago and still like it very much.
Teresa Prater each of us has a different way of expression. It is actually easier for me in many occasions to use multiple words to describe what I feel. As a matter of fact, many people find it annoying or exceedingly tiring :), especially taken into account my less than perfect English.... Brief, short, right to the matter comments appeal to many Google Plus users, especially those, who use mobile devices to access the context.
Hi +Igor! May I ask you: what story you are telling with this picture? I think there are actually two different images in this shot here: one, showing rows of the Palm trees, leading toward the city center, another - showing people on the promenade. If you simply divide your image into two, you will get two more meaningful scenes - in my personal opinion, which is, of course, arguable ;)
ReplyDeleteMichael Mossiagin There is no story. I simply wanted to show that my city is green and modern. It's a citycsape which like a landscape just shows the beauty or peculiarity of the place. It's my opinion which probably is subjective. :)
ReplyDeleteA "beautiful Mediterranean city, young and dynamic" sounds like a story-like description to me ;) I appreciate your opinion. I did live in Ashdod for a short while years ago and still like it very much.
ReplyDeleteMichael Mossiagin I am happy to hear that we are compatriots (I guess twice!) and you like Ashdod just as I do! :)
ReplyDeleteTeresa Prater each of us has a different way of expression. It is actually easier for me in many occasions to use multiple words to describe what I feel. As a matter of fact, many people find it annoying or exceedingly tiring :), especially taken into account my less than perfect English.... Brief, short, right to the matter comments appeal to many Google Plus users, especially those, who use mobile devices to access the context.
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