After the restoration of the church of Antipius of Pergamon in one of the Riverside districts of Vologda, I began to enjoy walking here. And in general, there has always been a cozy wooden atmosphere in the Riverside district.
Many of the houses are new-made, of course, but still the atmosphere of antiquity has been preserved.
The last time I was here was almost a year ago after a heavy snowfall.
I've joined the wave of night yards and I want to photograph them again.
But, of course, I would new places, because I've studied all the old ones and I don't want to capture them the second time, even with some new vision.
I also want to shoot dugouts – this frequency is close to night yards.
That's what I used to do: first I captured courtyards, and then I went to explore the cellars.
It was only later that I singled out dugouts and began photographing only them...but in vain.
I should not forget about courtyard spaces, as they also provide a strong memory code.
Unfortunately, the dugouts and yards nearby have all been passed and captured...
I have to go far to get both of them.
If it's a little easier with courtyards – I have a whole town of Sokol that hasn't been captured– then the dugouts are all a hundred kilometers away and beyond.
I need to fix a malfunction in the car (a howling front gearbox) and then I can drive far again.
Oh, yes, I also need money...