Sometimes you just want to make nice ordinary views of the city. The views are classic, but some floating debris was noticed on the surface of the water in the river. I believe that something was washed away from the shore due to rising water levels.
The result is nightscapes with a reportage bias.
But I didn't publish these pictures anywhere, because it snowed a couple of days later and I just didn't have time for the current weather.
Well, nothing, but there will be an exclusive here!
Actually, before blogging, I almost always took pictures for the drawer.
And now I can't imagine pictures without realization and publication.
The classic views of the city are good because they are always and everywhere suitable.
If you shoot something unusual, with effects and tricks, it can be both too pleasant and scary.
But I always treat all experiments in photography as a game.
If something doesn't work out, well, it means I had a good time, I messed with the camera.
And if it works, it usually spreads massively on social networks.
If you immediately put seriousness and significance into the pictures, then you can be very disappointed that they will turn out to be useless to anyone.
Even in my work, I use a bit of humor and experimentation.
First you need to do all the most basic things so that there is a base of reportage, and then you can let your imagination run wild.
It's sad when many colleagues work dryly, without interest, and treat photography as work rather than as creativity.
We need a constant search.