Thank you once again for another wonderful tutorial. What I love is your commentary. You explain the choice of colors, the paper, the brushes. That is really really very helpful.
It looks amazing, I love the way you teach. Subscribed to your channel. Going to watch all your videos and videos going to come in the future and will definitely practice the techniques. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Love by an Indian from UK.
I so enjoy your videos and learn quite a bit! What a wonderful personality you bring to the video. Thank you so much for sharing your skills with me and the rest of your audience!
Thanks, Michael, for a very helpful tutorial. Michael has a website with comprehensive information on his art tutorials and watercolor lessons as well as all the materials and supplies he uses. It’s worth looking into it to benefit from the talents of this excellent artist.
Thank you so much, Ken, for your kind words! I would be glad to see everyone at watercoloronline.com . By the way, you can find many videos unpublished on UA-cam there.
Огромное спасибо за столь большую и полезную работу. Это не просто демонстрация собственного мастерства, но хорошая школа. Еще раз спасибо из Владивостока!
I appreciate how honestly you share your wide experience of water colours with your viewers.You understand the difficulties of beginners.How remarkably you taught the avoiding of appearance of green colour in the sky .God Bless you .I learn a lot from your lessons. Need one lesson on the user of all types of brushes for different occcasions.You can use flat,round,or say calligraphy brush with same comfort. Hats off to you. Thanks
Я так рада, что нашла ваш канал. Это что-то невероятное. Спасибо за то, что так щедро делитесь знаниями!!!! У вас не просто потрясающие акварели, вы ещё и прекрасный преподаватель. Ещё раз спасибо!
today I am very happy to see that you have added the subtitles to your video. I am French-speaking and it helps me enormously to follow and fully understand your advice. Thank you 1000 times Michael. Always better every day .wow. 👏🌟🌟
Some time ago I've subscribed Your channel and it was a very good decision! I like the way You present and explain every step of the painting process. Thank You for sharing your knowlege and expirience. Best wishes from Poland
You paint so beautiful Michael. It is so smooth and effortless like music. By the way if cobalt is the primary blue for you which would be your primary yellow and red.
Great question, Mina! Alizarin Crimson for red and Aureolin for yellow. But I prefer Indian Yellow instead of Aureolin. You just have to be very careful as it is a very concentrated pigment.
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thanks Michael for another excellent video. I learn so much from watching and can't wait to apply your tips.
you always draw pictures like very simple and easy .but to me .... very difficult things! I am really proud of you .you drawing all have attention to details .💗
Wenderful beautiful drawing~~♥♥♥. The scenery is so beautiful.I have a hard time traveling because of Corona, so I am going on a nice trip to Europe. 너무너무 아름다운 풍경이네요..코로나때문에 여행도 힘들게 되었는데 멋진 유럽여행 하고 갑니다.
This is the first time I've heard you talk. I appreciated the tips and techniques you shared in the watercolor painting process. (A biggie: avoiding green in the sky). This was wonderful! ☺️ P.S. Yes, I subscribed. :)
The tip to add a transition color between the blue and yellow to prevent green is very helpful. Thank you! I like hearing your though process as you paint. It is very important to understand your intent as you apply color.
sir myself vishnu from india , i watched your video it was awsome , i have not studied painting professionally but due to my passion for this art i started to learn it , am doing it litle bit now i have learned a lot from your sketching and paiting techniques thank you veryu much .
I love your paintings and the way you make it look so easy ! I know its not. Could I please have a list of your primary travel colours ? You create such striking colour
Hi, Connie. Thanks so much! In my travel palette, I use the following @DANIEL SMITH colors: Quinacridone Sienna, Perylene Violet, Indigo; Quinacridone Deep Gold, Alizarin Crimson, Cobalt Blue, Phtalo Blue (GS), Phtalo Green (BS), Neutral Tint
Fabulous demonstration and painting! Your chosen colours are so harmonious together... thank you for the insight about Perylene Violet, what a beautiful pigment. I noticed you sometimes experience bubbles in the paint as you mix on the palette. It happens to me too with Daniel Smith watercolours and I have to be careful not to bring them onto the paper.... a 'quality' that maybe should not be present in a good brand? Thanks again for sharing your wonderful works.
Dear J, Thank you very much for your feedback! The bubbles in the mixes have no correlation to the quality of watercolors. They are correlated to the brush you use to mix them, though. If the brush is hard and does not have enough moisture while you are preparing your mix, you bring in the air located in-between the individual hairs of the brush - like in a blender :) So this effect is possible with absolutely any sort of paints! Best, Michael.
Thank you for this. The amount of time you sometimes take before adding another color into a prewet area scares me sometimes, lol, but then it I all works out. So besides practicing more I need to practice patience as well. Fooey.
A wonderful sense of light you achieve here. I was interested in how you prevent blue and yellow making green, I guess Perylene is basically a red, the missing primary here, cancelling out green in favour of a grey? Great information with your commentary too.
You just make your own perylene violet with a cool red, something like burnt Sienna, or yellow and blue until you reach the desired hue. You can make any color with (vibrant) primaries, like phthalo blue gs, lemon yellow, and magenta.
Большое спасибо за интересный вопрос! Это абсолютно секретная информация. Если обещаете никому не рассказывать, я расскажу :) Технически, это почти то же самое. Но при прочих равных условиях, в закатах преобладают жетло-оранжевые цвета, а в восходах - розовые.
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev спасибо за разьяснение))) А в тенях тоже?) Опять же рефлексы и проч)) Может я одна такая неопытная, но рассматривая работы многих художников не очень понятно закат это или рассвет, в то время как у других сразу явно видно и понятно)) И вроде и те и другие играют с теплотой тонов, но что-то тут как будто не всё так просто))))
You Russians are watercolour masters - I don’t know where you trained but I wish that we had such good art schools here in Australia... I looooove your loose style and your wet in wet washes are just dreamy... I’m loving this series where you go through your colour palette and focusing on one or two colours at a time through your demonstrations. Thank you Michael - I hope it will be possible for you to come to Australia next year in 2021, I would love to attend one of your workshops. Can you tell me where in Australia you plan to be teaching?
Dear Magdalena, thanks so much! Glad you liked it. I was planning to come to Melbourne and Perth in August 2021, but we will see how it goes with the whole Corona situation. Look for further updates to come on my website: www.michaelsolovyev.net/
Just lovely watching you. Oh, to paint like you. How long have you painted in watercolour and did it come easy for you? You make it look so effortless.
Watercolor Online with Michael Solovyev Thanks for your reply. You are very gifted! 5 years is not long to master watercolour the way you have. I struggle on!
Thank you. Your demos are very helpful, especially the keeping green out of the blue sky. What colour is closest to perylene violet? I noticed you used alizarin crimson to keep the green out.
Hi, Brenda, good question! Nothing similar exists, except Naphtamide Maroon or Perylene Maroon. Use Alizarin Crimson in dire need, but try and stick to Perylene Violet itself.
In my travel palette, I use the following @DANIEL SMITH colors: Quinacridone Sienna, Perylene Violet, Indigo; Quinacridone Deep Gold, Alizarin Crimson, Cobalt Blue, Phtalo Blue (GS), Phtalo Green (BS), Neutral Tint
I love cobalt blue, it's one of my favorites. How do you avoid muddy colors? If I don't change my water and I go directly to different colors it can get muddy fast
Hi, Nicole. Great question! The answer lies in the selection of colors for my palette. They are all transparent, so it does not matter how much and in which proportion I am mixing them. If I add a single non-transparent color, it would all turn into mud.
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev thank you, that makes sense, I must of been using some opaque colors the few times I did that. Because I got serious mud and on videos I saw after they said have two or three jars of water all the time. I was beginning to think your paintbrushes were magical.🤣
Hi, Mary. Thank you for the interest. Personally, I never clean my palette, since the mixes that stay on the palette are the most valuable, as you cannot really make them on purpose. I recommend to all my students to do the same. However, yes, it can be cleaned, not as easily as a plastic one, but still to a satisfactory end-result. For more information, check eco-palette.com Best, Michael.
Слава, посмотрите предыдущее видео #100 - оно записано прямо на пленэре. Конечно, я пишу и на пленэре, и с натуры. Но, как вы догадываетесь, записывать видео на пленэре не так удобно. Забавно, меня уже лет 15 не спрашивали про образование ))) Художественная школа (4 года), Арт-Колледж (4 года), Академия (5 лет), два года высших курсов после - это если про бумажки.
For me, instead of subtitle translations, I would just prefer to seeing the list of colours used in the painting. (Have trouble hearing them as you begin the show.)
I am very grateful for the subtitles - I find them very easy to read - I know it’s hard to please everybody... A lot of artists put their colours and materials in the notes under the painting heading....
![All My Blue Colors [Why I Chose Them]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3tv40hdXf2s/mqdefault.jpg)
MAGNIFICO OOOOH!!!👏👏👏👏✌✌✌✌
Thank you once again for another wonderful tutorial. What I love is your commentary. You explain the choice of colors, the paper, the brushes. That is really really very helpful.
Thank you so much, Soumen!
Dear Michael.I really apreciate your talent,artistry and your generosity for share your techniques.Thanks Master Soloyev,spasiva.
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Thank you very much for your support, José!
What kind of black magic is this? You are a truly talented artist. You make me proud to be a Montrealer! Thank you for your videos.
Thanks so much, fellow Montrealer!
That color mixing is what it's all about. Buildings silhouetted against a brilliant sky. Simply amazing.
Thank you so much, Siddharth!
Wow thank you for showing how to create such beautiful sky😊
Thanks, Jenny, glad you liked it!
Спасибо, Михаил! Здесь я нашла ответ на свой вопрос о темном- теплом и темном- холодном. С иллюстрацией)).
Рад, что видео оказалось полезным, Елена!
Always so inspiring and informative!! Thanks so much for sharing your talent - I’m picking up so much from your videos that has improved my work!
I am glad you found my videos helpful, Liz!
You are a Master at Achieving Luminousaty . Beautiful Tones. Ty
Wow, thank you!
Loved it! Thank you Michael!
Thanks a lot!
It looks amazing, I love the way you teach. Subscribed to your channel. Going to watch all your videos and videos going to come in the future and will definitely practice the techniques. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Love by an Indian from UK.
Thank you so so much, Sandeep! Greetings from Montreal, Canada!
Фантастически красиво и технично как всегда. И большое спасибо, Михаил, за титры на русском. Вы классный...
Большое спасибо, Марина!
I so enjoy your videos and learn quite a bit! What a wonderful personality you bring to the video. Thank you so much for sharing your skills with me and the rest of your audience!
Thanks a lot, Laura! Glad you enjoyed the video
What a beautiful painting! You make it look so easy! Love your paintings and tutorials!
Thank you, Rupa, appreciate your support!
Thanks, Michael, for a very helpful tutorial. Michael has a website with comprehensive information on his art tutorials and watercolor lessons as well as all the materials and supplies he uses. It’s worth looking into it to benefit from the talents of this excellent artist.
Thank you so much, Ken, for your kind words! I would be glad to see everyone at watercoloronline.com . By the way, you can find many videos unpublished on UA-cam there.
I liked your techniques of using water colour very much.....it is too good
Thank you so much, Mathumita 😀
Огромное спасибо за столь большую и полезную работу. Это не просто демонстрация собственного мастерства, но хорошая школа. Еще раз спасибо из Владивостока!
Спасибо огромное! Рад, мои видео помогают в освоении моего любимого материала - акварели.
Спасибо БОЛЬШОЕ. Вы превосходный мастер и замечательный человек!
Спасибо!
I appreciate how honestly you share your wide experience of water colours with your viewers.You understand the difficulties of beginners.How remarkably you taught the avoiding of appearance of green colour in the sky .God Bless you .I learn a lot from your lessons. Need one lesson on the user of all types of brushes for different occcasions.You can use flat,round,or say calligraphy brush with same comfort. Hats off to you. Thanks
Thanks so much. I consider making a video on my materials some time soon!
Cobalt despite being an expensive pigment is so useful and versatile. Thanks for showing how versatile it is
Thanks, Jana! Cobalt is, indeed, versatile - I use it in almost all my mixes!
Я так рада, что нашла ваш канал. Это что-то невероятное. Спасибо за то, что так щедро делитесь знаниями!!!! У вас не просто потрясающие акварели, вы ещё и прекрасный преподаватель. Ещё раз спасибо!
Огромное спасибо, Ирина! Ваша поддержка помогает выпускать видео каждую неделю! Всегда рад поделиться своим опытом.
today I am very happy to see that you have added the subtitles to your video. I am French-speaking and it helps me enormously to follow and fully understand your advice. Thank you 1000 times Michael. Always better every day .wow. 👏🌟🌟
It is my pleasure, Yvonne. I am glad that the subtitles helped you in your watercolor journey.
Awesome, I just love your work !!!
Thanks, Claire and Rayo!
Absolutely brilliant. Your lifting was perfect!
Thank you so much!!
You are a terrific teacher - Thank you.
Thank you, Linda, for your support!
Very, very useful information. Really enjoy seeing you execute your craft. Thanks for the demonstration.
Thank you, John!
Just beautiful
Thank you, Justin!
Excellent variations in sky stokes ..was expecting yellow reflection in foreground water ...best wishes for next
Thanks a lot, Mukund 😊
Some time ago I've subscribed Your channel and it was a very good decision! I like the way You present and explain every step of the painting process. Thank You for sharing your knowlege and expirience. Best wishes from Poland
Thank you, Izabela! Greetings from Montreal!
I love seeing the form take shape from the wash-outs. Your sense of contrast is fantastic. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent, Michael!
Thank you, David! Glad to share!
Спасибо, очень интересно, познавательно вас смотреть, Михаил, пропадает боязнь писать. Прекрасные акварели как обычно!
Огромное спасибо, Елена! Рад, что вам помогают мои видео!
You are so talented I watched your video and it was really enjoyable as the castle came together
Thanks a lot, Jacqueline!
You paint so beautiful Michael. It is so smooth and effortless like music.
By the way if cobalt is the primary blue for you which would be your primary yellow and red.
Great question, Mina! Alizarin Crimson for red and Aureolin for yellow. But I prefer Indian Yellow instead of Aureolin. You just have to be very careful as it is a very concentrated pigment.
thanks Michael for another excellent video. I learn so much from watching and can't wait to apply your tips.
Thanks, Dagmar! Glad to be helpful!
Excellent tutorial - I use a lot of blue, but always leaned towards ultramarine; now I have another versatile option - thank you!
Thank you Cal, glad to give you some new information!
Thank you for your knowledge about color theory and was out techniques 👏😊
You are welcome. Glad to share my experience with you
Beautiful works💖💖💖
Thanks a lot!
Wonderful!
Thanks, Michel!
you always draw pictures like very simple and easy .but to me .... very difficult things! I am really proud of you .you drawing all have attention to details .💗
Thank you so much! Details make watercolor come alive
Great work sir....
Thank you, Satya!
Wenderful beautiful drawing~~♥♥♥.
The scenery is so beautiful.I have a hard time traveling because of Corona, so I am going on a nice trip to Europe.
너무너무 아름다운 풍경이네요..코로나때문에 여행도 힘들게 되었는데 멋진 유럽여행 하고 갑니다.
Glad you are enjoying my art! I am just hoping the virus would be over sooner rather than later
The highlights are so beautiful!
Thank you so much, Leah!
This is the first time I've heard you talk. I appreciated the tips and techniques you shared in the watercolor painting process. (A biggie: avoiding green in the sky). This was wonderful! ☺️
P.S. Yes, I subscribed. :)
Thanks so much, Dernelle, for your support! Glad my tutorials are helpful!
The tip to add a transition color between the blue and yellow to prevent green is very helpful. Thank you! I like hearing your though process as you paint. It is very important to understand your intent as you apply color.
Nice one, thank you very much
My pleasure, Vin!
sir myself vishnu from india , i watched your video it was awsome , i have not studied painting professionally but due to my passion for this art i started to learn it , am doing it litle bit now i have learned a lot from your sketching and paiting techniques thank you veryu much .
Thanks so much! Glad my videos are helpful! Passion is key, keep improving and stay creative!
Fabulous sir. :-)
Thanks, Crystal!
This was fascinating Michael. I had no idea you could make ultramarine from Cobalt.
Thanks a lot, Maria! Glad I helped you learn something new!
Все прекрасно, благодарю!🙂
Спасибо, Селена!
I love your paintings and the way you make it look so easy ! I know its not. Could I please have a list of your primary travel colours ? You create such striking colour
Hi, Connie. Thanks so much!
In my travel palette, I use the following @DANIEL SMITH colors:
Quinacridone Sienna, Perylene Violet, Indigo;
Quinacridone Deep Gold, Alizarin Crimson, Cobalt Blue, Phtalo Blue (GS), Phtalo Green (BS), Neutral Tint
Fabulous demonstration and painting! Your chosen colours are so harmonious together... thank you for the insight about Perylene Violet, what a beautiful pigment. I noticed you sometimes experience bubbles in the paint as you mix on the palette. It happens to me too with Daniel Smith watercolours and I have to be careful not to bring them onto the paper.... a 'quality' that maybe should not be present in a good brand?
Thanks again for sharing your wonderful works.
Dear J,
Thank you very much for your feedback! The bubbles in the mixes have no correlation to the quality of watercolors. They are correlated to the brush you use to mix them, though. If the brush is hard and does not have enough moisture while you are preparing your mix, you bring in the air located in-between the individual hairs of the brush - like in a blender :) So this effect is possible with absolutely any sort of paints!
Best,
Michael.
Beautiful painting., i love your watercolour wash technic.
Thanks a lot!
Thank you for this. The amount of time you sometimes take before adding another color into a prewet area scares me sometimes, lol, but then it I all works out. So besides practicing more I need to practice patience as well. Fooey.
Thanks a lot! I use Arches Rough 300gsm, as it is capable to stay wet for longer time.
A wonderful sense of light you achieve here. I was interested in how you prevent blue and yellow making green, I guess Perylene is basically a red, the missing primary here, cancelling out green in favour of a grey? Great information with your commentary too.
Hi Allison, you are absolutely right! Any addition of red helps avoid the green sky.
You just make your own perylene violet with a cool red, something like burnt Sienna, or yellow and blue until you reach the desired hue. You can make any color with (vibrant) primaries, like phthalo blue gs, lemon yellow, and magenta.
Genial!!
Merci!
Merci pour vos vidéos er notamment avec le sous titrage en francais
C'est un plaisir de vous aider, Guy!
Особое спасибо за субтитры! А расскажите пожалуйста как-нибудь разницу в рисовании закатов и рассветов))
Большое спасибо за интересный вопрос! Это абсолютно секретная информация. Если обещаете никому не рассказывать, я расскажу :)
Технически, это почти то же самое. Но при прочих равных условиях, в закатах преобладают жетло-оранжевые цвета, а в восходах - розовые.
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev спасибо за разьяснение))) А в тенях тоже?) Опять же рефлексы и проч)) Может я одна такая неопытная, но рассматривая работы многих художников не очень понятно закат это или рассвет, в то время как у других сразу явно видно и понятно)) И вроде и те и другие играют с теплотой тонов, но что-то тут как будто не всё так просто))))
You Russians are watercolour masters - I don’t know where you trained but I wish that we had such good art schools here in Australia... I looooove your loose style and your wet in wet washes are just dreamy... I’m loving this series where you go through your colour palette and focusing on one or two colours at a time through your demonstrations. Thank you Michael - I hope it will be possible for you to come to Australia next year in 2021, I would love to attend one of your workshops. Can you tell me where in Australia you plan to be teaching?
Dear Magdalena, thanks so much! Glad you liked it. I was planning to come to Melbourne and Perth in August 2021, but we will see how it goes with the whole Corona situation. Look for further updates to come on my website: www.michaelsolovyev.net/
很好！
Thanks!
Michael : traducir al español . Por favor . Me encanta tu forma de crear . Eres un monstruo
Gracias Fabiola!
❤😍❤ Inscrita... Acredito que esteja bem pertinho de Deus! 👏👏👏👏👏
Hi mike good day! Thx
Thank you Melizza, You too!
AMAZING!! Can i buy your brushes in the uk? X
Thanks a lot, Angie! You can order them on our website: www.watercoloronline.com/art-supplies
The shipping fees will be shown on the checkout.
Just lovely watching you. Oh, to paint like you. How long have you painted in watercolour and did it come easy for you? You make it look so effortless.
Dear Maxine,
I've painted in watercolor for 5 years, but I also studied it in college a long time ago!
Watercolor Online with Michael Solovyev Thanks for your reply. You are very gifted! 5 years is not long to master watercolour the way you have. I struggle on!
Thank you. Your demos are very helpful, especially the keeping green out of the blue sky. What colour is closest to perylene violet? I noticed you used alizarin crimson to keep the green out.
Hi, Brenda, good question! Nothing similar exists, except Naphtamide Maroon or Perylene Maroon. Use Alizarin Crimson in dire need, but try and stick to Perylene Violet itself.
Sky super
Glad you like it, Shashank!
Wesome
Thank you so much, Manoj!
Spasibo za komentarii na russkom!
Всегда пожалуйста! Рад, что вам стало удобнее!
if you had used ultramarine, what would have changed?
The whole picture would be colder and a granulation effect would be added. Which is not good for the sky.
Indigo contains black, doesn’t it? Beautiful painting
Thank you Mr. S! No, Indigo itself contains two blue pigments but no black. I can make black if I mix Indigo + Sienna for example..
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Wonderful painting. Thanks a lot for the tutorial especially the info about colour mixing. Which main brushes do you use?
Thanks Petra! Glad I could be helpful in your watercolor journey! You can find all the brushes I use here: watercoloronline.com/watercolorbrushes
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev Thanks a lot.
Great video.... what is your website called please ?
Thanks Julia! My website is watercoloronline.com
What are the 5 or 6 primary colors you use?
In my travel palette, I use the following @DANIEL SMITH colors:
Quinacridone Sienna, Perylene Violet, Indigo;
Quinacridone Deep Gold, Alizarin Crimson, Cobalt Blue, Phtalo Blue (GS), Phtalo Green (BS), Neutral Tint
I love cobalt blue, it's one of my favorites. How do you avoid muddy colors? If I don't change my water and I go directly to different colors it can get muddy fast
Hi, Nicole. Great question! The answer lies in the selection of colors for my palette. They are all transparent, so it does not matter how much and in which proportion I am mixing them. If I add a single non-transparent color, it would all turn into mud.
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev thank you, that makes sense, I must of been using some opaque colors the few times I did that. Because I got serious mud and on videos I saw after they said have two or three jars of water all the time.
I was beginning to think your paintbrushes were magical.🤣
Colbalt blue is only semi-transparent, btw.
I am considering purchasing your travel palette. Is it difficult to clean?
Hi, Mary.
Thank you for the interest. Personally, I never clean my palette, since the mixes that stay on the palette are the most valuable, as you cannot really make them on purpose. I recommend to all my students to do the same. However, yes, it can be cleaned, not as easily as a plastic one, but still to a satisfactory end-result.
For more information, check eco-palette.com
Best, Michael.
Thank you for your quick reply! Can't wait to buy it with the discount card you sent along in my order
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🎨 Михаил, здравствуйте. Скажите, а с натуры вы пишите , или только с фотографии ? Какое у вас образование ?
Слава, посмотрите предыдущее видео #100 - оно записано прямо на пленэре. Конечно, я пишу и на пленэре, и с натуры. Но, как вы догадываетесь, записывать видео на пленэре не так удобно. Забавно, меня уже лет 15 не спрашивали про образование ))) Художественная школа (4 года), Арт-Колледж (4 года), Академия (5 лет), два года высших курсов после - это если про бумажки.
How longer would It be to translate to Spanis? I love your classes. I've seen almost every one y of them.
Thank you, Javier. At the moment, I do not have a Spanish speaker to translate the subtitles. Sorry about it. Best, Michael
For me, instead of subtitle translations, I would just prefer to seeing the list of colours used in the painting. (Have trouble hearing them as you begin the show.)
Thanks, Dennis, I would consider it.
I am very grateful for the subtitles - I find them very easy to read - I know it’s hard to please everybody... A lot of artists put their colours and materials in the notes under the painting heading....
Por favor, seria tan amable de habilitar subtítulos en Español?
Por favor, por favor !!!!
Hi, Raquel. At the moment, I do not have a Spanish speaker to translate the subtitles. Sorry and I hope you enjoy the videos nonetheless!
Слишком контрастное небо, Михаил, как будто вдалеке горит склад боеприпасов.
Спасибо Анатолий! В оригинале небо было еще ярче - здесь удивительно яркие закаты. На фото уже последние минуты, а до этого был такооой пожар )))
@@watercoloronlinemsolovyev Понятно, это юг. ))
thanks. OK but the problem with cobalt is... the cobalt ^^
Yes ))))))))
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