Neon paint splashed. Part 1

This topic is not new to me – I noticed similar stories at the end of 2019, when I was trying to photograph neon reflections of colored street signs in puddles and sleet.

This time I went out to take pictures of the snowdrifts, I wanted to reflect their graphics...and stuck to reflections in puddles.

Then I was shooting modestly and cautiously, but now – boldly and frankly!

For the first time, it seemed to me that it was necessary not only to capture reflections, but also to maintain realism.

Now I've decided to get away from reality and shoot only what steals attention.

It was as if someone had spilled bright paint everywhere.

Or something alien..

The most important thing is that the images have minimal processing.

And this means that the plots turned out to be what they really looked like.

Snow mush generally looks like some kind of volcanic rock.

I would never have thought that the vile puddles with snow mush, which everyone hates during the day, could look so interesting and beautiful!

The most difficult thing is not only to find colorful signs, but also to choose a combination of colors.

And physics also works – it is not easy to choose the required angle of the reflected signboard.

It's interesting to immerse yourself in this alien reality.

To be continued...