That's what I was talking about! As the "postcard" weather comes, I go for postcards! I don't capture courtyard spaces. But postcards are also needed!
What else to do on a winter evening when there is heavy snow outside the window? Of course, pick up a camera and run to take pictures of all this beauty.
Falling snow in near-zero weather tends to stick to the surface.
If there was a blizzard at a temperature of minus ten, then the snow structure at that time would be completely different and snow drifts would form differently.
For a second, the thought even flashed through my mind, to create a series of graphic stories about snow adhering to the wires, but then I came to my senses.
I went out for postcards, what kind of graphics can there be!?
I myself am already tired of the fact that when I go to make beautiful pictures, I visit the same places.
Well, Vologda, not Moscow, there are not so many postcard places as it might seem.
It is very difficult not to repeat myself in the same place, but sometimes I deliberately stand in the same point for shooting.
After all, the weather conditions are still different from the previous ones!
Last time it was foggy with hoarfrost, and now it's snowing.
But it's still more interesting when the angle is new.
To be continued...
"What else to do on a winter evening when there is heavy snow outside the window? Of course, pick up a camera and run to take pictures of all this beauty", Exactly the moto we live by! Thanks for sharing these views. Its great as a photographer in the Caribbean to see some white snow for a change!
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