Bright spotted street. Part 1

The sun came out bright, without haze and clouds, which means that I went out with the sun for a walk for bright contrasting mottled subjects in street photography.

This wave is passing quickly.

It gets tired of piles of objects and oversaturation of spots quickly.

Usually, with the arrival of spring, I devour all the diversity of the surrounding reality with incredible greed.

But then, over time, it lets go, before the first foliage appears.

And when the leaves appear, a new wave of spotted street comes.

And all because the leaves on the trees give different shadows than from bare branches.

In summer, there is its own spotting, mostly from trees.

And in the spring, spots from mottling, from snowdrifts, from puddles.

Well, the lying snow also gives the picture a certain set of spots.

There is a street photography storyline, where moments are caught where people are doing something interesting.

If I see an interesting moment, I'm definitely trying to capture it!

There is street photography, where all sorts of advertising signs and banners are combined with people to create an interesting humorous context.

If I see such a plot, I also take a picture.

And there's a street photo where it's just beautifully shot.

And I'm doing that too.

But I have my own creative technique, which is used by few – to collect as many objects and light spots in the frame as possible.

This is what I call a spotted street.
To be continued...