Vologda River and Nekrasovsky Bridge

I can't wait for new camera angles to appear after the commissioning of the new Nekrasovsky Bridge. In the meantime, we have to photograph it from afar and imagine how the architectural appearance of the city will change.

Actually, it seems strange to me and I may be mistaken, but I was one of the first to discover some of the views and no one has taken them off yet.

I discovered some points even before the construction of the bridge began.

This evening, the river was as full as possible, which was on the verge of flooding some areas.

The windless weather made the reflections mirrored.

...I noticed that I started photographing very often at night and very little during the day.

Sometimes you have to force yourself to take a series of pictures in the daytime.

Well, as I force...Still, I do it at will, but sometimes I have to step out of my comfort zone.

It's good to have a dominant in the city that can be seen from almost anywhere in the city.

And it's good that this is somehow being monitored by banning the construction of tall buildings in the historical center.

Many photographers strive to travel to as many places as possible so that their pictures are diverse.

But most of the world's famous photographers became famous precisely because they photographed only one place, one city, one district, one country.

I do not know how my fame will develop in the future and I do not think much about it, but I like photographing Vologda region!

This is my home.