Courtyard spaces of Sokol. The Center of town

After the neighborhood of the Timber Depot, I decided to look at something as snow-covered as possible in Sokol. To do this, I chose Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya Park in the neighborhood of Pechatkino. I'll tell you more about this area in other posts, but for now, all attention is on the park.

It happens that weather conditions create a perfect color picture.

In nature, there are many different combinations of colors in different seasons, both favorable for shooting and not so good.

Last summer, I kept waiting for dark skies and greenery.

In winter, cloudy skies, especially those illuminated by city lights, often kill the entire atmosphere.

But this winter, I'm trying to study, understand, and accept the cloudy night sky.

I just would to use the overcastness to benefit the picture.

White snow against a dark blue cloudy sky was the perfect match at that time.

Wherever you turn the camera, it's beautiful!

There are still courtyard spaces with yellow lanterns in Sokol.

I used to focus on the struggle between warm and cold tones in the street lighting of courtyards.

Now I can say that cold or white has won – LED lamps are everywhere.

There are many prefabricated houses in the city center.

Wooden barracks mostly stand on the outskirts.

There is a slight elevation difference on the shore of Sukhona.

There are places that remind me of other places...I've already said something about uniqueness.

But if in general, then the Sokol is, of course, unique.

A typical building with panel houses can evoke associations with some other places.

But this is just a Center ... there are neighborhoods in Sokol where even among the panels there is uniqueness!

The Sokol pleases!