Sharapovo

I went outside one evening to practice deadpan style. I chose the Sharapovo microdistrict in Vologda, which I had not explored, that is, a village lost among fields and high-rise buildings.

Something like a "deadpan" slipped by, but in general I got an ordinary landscape.

Deadpan is, of course, interesting, but not all objects can be photographed like this.

There is an old and beautiful house, a car in front of it, it was photographed right, but something is still not what I would like...

New buildings should also be captured for history!

And then I went into an alley and found some dugouts there!

Oh, thanks for the gift! I thought there were no places in the city that I hadn't set foot in. Still there is. I took a straight shot.

And the other dugouts couldn't be deadpanned: they stand as if on private territory.

Of course, I made my way to them through the bushes (there was no fence, if anything), but I still feel uneasy.

The angle is slightly oblique and the volume appears...not deadpan.

Anyway, since when did I worry that I took a wrong picture?

If it didn't work out, then you don't need to!

Besides, it's a training walk...attempt, exploration, trial.

It's going to get better.