Photographer Anzor Bukharsky believes that it is important for a photographer not to look for a good shot, but be able to see the good stuff around. He says he does not like staged photographs, photographs spinned out of thin air or limited by certain ideas of what, for example, an ethnic photo should be like: a woman wearing a national costume with a child in her hands, a camel, etc. Check out what Anzor Bukharsky thinks to be good photography reflecting real life.
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Uzbekistan ?
Interesting pictures for sure. They are not pictures of Russia though, or are they ?
The central asian republics. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan.
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Always ready to answer questions. Even some that you might even think are dumb. You set a good example. Thank you.
You’re welcome. Happy to help.
I like all the inside-out shots, especially #12.
Very beautiful pictures. It like watching paintings from 19th century realism.
Fantastic collection of photographs. They are so natural and honest. All portraits in the field are just stunning. Great work!