Hello everyone who reads my blog!🤗🖤
Sorry for not posting for a few days, I've been busy. Soon I will share with you photos and stories of how I ended up abroad. I will share my experience.
But today I want to share photos of my acquaintance and good friend, his name is Sergey. He is a photographer, I worked with his wife at the art center.
Here is a link to his Facebook profile, I advise you to visit it:
https://www.facebook.com/makaroffoto
He was a very good wedding photographer, but events made him a war photographer.
I still remember the smell of fires, when all the clothes smelled of them and food. Everything was cooked on a fire, without gas it was very difficult.
Neighbors took turns watching to keep the fire burning. Everyone was collecting firewood...there was a lot of it (trees that fell because of the bombs, windows that fell).
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I look at this photo, I smell the dust in the basement again. A large number of people, everyone is trying to help each other, everyone is scared. Children who run dirty and count how many bombs the plane will throw.
Charge mobile phones from a generator. We found it by accident ... a bomb fell and the shock wave opened the garage and there was a generator. The owners of the garage immediately left at the beginning of the war.
One of the first explosions we heard nearby. On the first floor there was a pizzeria, on the second there was a wedding salon.
By the way, so that the curators and participants do not have questions about the fact that I am from Mariupol. Once upon a time I shared photos from Mariupol. There are photos of the drama theater, me, my family.
I just never thought that I would talk about the city. But now I really want to share. Why? Probably because I have no one to discuss it with.
Link:
https://hive.blog/photography/@curly-xu/my-city-photo-of-mariupol-winter
Stay strong and safe <3 Glory to Ukraine!
The place looks very devastating. I hope nothing but the safety of each person there!
The hearts of civilized people go out to each and every Ukrainian. Do not let the negative, pro-Russian, immoral scum put you off with their comments. Ukraine didn't invade Russia, Ukraine isn't the dirt bag in the story. While some Ukrainians are no angels, they are not nearly as bad as Russian war criminals. Keep your head high, do what you can for Ukraine no matter where you are, and be assured that the free world is standing with you and will help where we can.