And this inscription on the T-shirt - DAU, is it also a concept?

What is the essence of the concept?

Is that inscription on the T-shirt, DAU, also a concept?

Viktor Bukhrov, No, that's a coincidence.

What's the concept?

Neta Georg, I usually create meaningful stories. But in this case, the task was "Mirror Symmetry." (An assignment during the photo composition training process.) What's interesting is that there's a mirrored wall inside the room. The children were practicing dances. It turned out to be a reflection within a reflection. Incidentally, the reflection of my head with the camera hid in the boy's head. I was kicked out, though. Too bad! The place is wonderful. I'll wait until the adults are done. I really want to capture the flickering of arms and legs. Impersonal.

I'm always following your work! As always, I'm grateful and highly recommend it!

Viktor Bukhrov, No, it's an accident.

Aida, But it works as a central accent!

Aida, And it works as a central accent!

Viktor Bukhrov, Well, yes, it's a coincidence. Too bad I don't know what that DAU means...

Neta Georg, Usually I create meaningful stories. But in this case, the task was "Mirror Symmetry". (An assignment during the photo composition training process.) What's interesting is that there is a mirrored wall inside the room. The children were practicing dances. It turned out to be a reflection within a reflection. By the way, the reflection of my head with a camera hid in the boy's head. I was, however, chased out of there. What a pity! The place is wonderful. I'll wait until the adults start working. I really want to capture the flickering of arms and legs. Impersonal.

Aida, thank you. But I'm not talking about the story behind the photo. You put it in the "conceptual photo" category. And the word "concept" is in your title. But I couldn't read and understand what you were conceptually considering and comprehending here. That's why I asked.

Aida, thank you. But I'm not talking about the story behind the photo. You categorized it as a "conceptual photo." And the word "concept" is in your title. But I couldn't read or understand what you were conceptually examining and interpreting here. That's why I asked.

Neta Georg, I'm not insisting. Since the task was formal, I simply found it difficult to classify the photo. How would you define the category from the suggested list?

Aida, thank you. But I'm not talking about the story behind the photo. You categorized it as a "conceptual photo." And the word "concept" is in your title. But I couldn't read and understand what you were conceptually considering and interpreting here. That's why I asked.

Neta Georg, Perhaps you should have called the photo "Outside and Inside." Because reality is questioned in it, getting tangled up in mirrors. What you see was taken from the outside, but looks the other way around. The sky and trees are actually behind me. So, I'm standing in a park, and the boy is inside.

Neta Georg, Perhaps I should have called the photo "Outside and Inside." Because reality is questioned in it, becoming entangled in mirrors. What you see was taken from the outside, but appears the opposite. The sky and trees are actually behind me. So, I'm standing in a park, and the boy is inside.

Aida, thank you