New Year's decorations and Illuminations of buildings

I knew in advance that I would be asked for photos of Christmas decorations and building lighting at work, so I took a lot of different pictures before the holidays. This time, I decided to shoot at the blue hour in order to achieve maximum quality and color.

In the last post, I said that I repeated last year's shooting more efficiently.

During this walk, I decided to make even better what I photographed a week ago.

That is, every time I go to improve the result, plus I add some new angles or objects.

And I guessed right: the photos were useful, and so much so that I received a lot of gratitude and positive feedback.

I was just getting high...from the shooting process and the result, without even hoping for publication anywhere.

Friends and family tell me that I am too modest and underestimate my abilities too much.

But how can I praise and advertise myself? This is very difficult for me, it is necessary to step over yourself, closing your eyes to your conscience and soul...

But, perhaps, sometimes you still need to be arrogant!

It's not even arrogance anymore, but setting boundaries and a real demonstration of capabilities and abilities.

I'm not a super-cool photographer, but...I've shot for federal news agencies more than once. My photographs have been exhibited not only in major cities of the country, but even in Beijing.

...I've written all about it and it's kind of embarrassing. Why brag? It's better to just show the photos and please the viewer.

Maybe I'm not on the right frequency right now where I can talk about my merits.

But it's like a genre of photography that is equal to the whole world...That's the frequency in life where I'm shy about something...On the other side, I won't care about anyone.

Okay, about the lighting and decorations: I'll try to get them out by mid-January...but I can't promise that there won't be more of them this winter.

Right now, I definitely don't want to photograph anything about the holidays.

But there's still a Baptism ahead! Although this no longer applies to the new year, decorations and illumination.

And while it's the holidays, there are still fewer readers than on normal days.