Nikolsk at night

It took me a long time to decide whether to show Nikolsk at night or not. As a result, I would to publish photos to save the memory code in my diary blog. Very often, I return to old posts to connect to one state of soul or another.

At first, I didn't like the photos and I didn't even show them on social media, but now I look at them differently.

Quite graphic and rhythmic shots!

If possible, you should always walk at night in some place.

In the dark, not only do other views open up, but a completely different atmosphere also manifests itself.

...Now it may be a little strange and not clear...I'll try to describe how I see the process of writing the state code...Maybe I can do something...

If I am in a certain mood, and this is the frequency of vibrations (I won't start from the beginning and explain what it is), then this frequency affects my entire body and my perception of the surrounding reality.

Neural connections work in different ways at different frequencies.

And so I caught some kind of vibe – connected to the frequency of admiration for what I saw, imbued with the atmosphere of the place – this vibe now highlights certain subjects in the surrounding reality.

And because I'm at, say, 545 GHz (exaggerated), I see the world from a certain angle...I notice some details that I don't see at 530 GHz.

Based on this, I build the frame in a certain way. On a different frequency, I would have taken a different picture in the same place. It seems to me that even a slight deviation in composition or an emphasis on something else already changes the state code.

Shots taken at some strong frequency (where there are vivid emotions, impressions, sensations), and therefore arranged in a certain way, can preserve this frequency, this state.

I don't know yet whether the combination of colors or even a set of pixels affects it, but roughly and briefly, it is always felt and read if there were any emotional outbursts at the time of shooting (feelings, thoughts, emotions, fear, euphoria, love ...).

Looking at these photos, I remember what I was thinking at that moment. And it works with many of my photos.