And again Evkovka Park, and again its spring views. But these views are radically different from last year's ones, as the park was landscaped by the end of last autumn.
Like the Kremlin Garden, Evkovka Park is one of the most visited parks and one of the most photographed.
I can already show photos of past years and safely call them historical.
This is a rare case when landscaping was neatly and harmoniously integrated into the natural landscape.
Once upon a time, before landscaping, when voting for this park, my pictures were used.
Now these images will be used at this year's SPIEF.
Of course, no one cares who the author of these pictures is, but I'm pleased to realize it myself...just as a fact.
If it is absolutely ideal, then you would need to photograph the views of the park a week or a week and a half later.
There are already more leaves and the grass has covered all the unpaved areas.
It's interesting to follow the life of the city through photography!
One case is also connected with Yevkovka, when last year's spring photo was published in a newspaper with men drinking.
One of the men recognized himself in the photo and came personally to complain.
I apologized to him...It didn't work out well.
By law, you can photograph anything and anyone in public places, but you can't publish everything.
But if people are presented in a positive way, then no one is ever against it.
