The reportage photo gave me a lot! In this world (reportage wave, frequency, genre) I understood and realized a lot. It gave me a lot of creative freedom.
For example, I once tried to shoot everything, even macro. And then I seemed to create a framework for himself and went into a narrow genre specialization.
Reporting broke all the boundaries in me.
Now I can shoot anything again, serving it with reportage sauce.
Now apple trees and bumblebees on them are not "cute for girls, instead of a dark landscape," but "apple trees have bloomed and pollination of flowering trees."
I don't know how else to explain it. Now this is quite a serious topic that reflects the weather conditions.
Everything is decided by the submission and the place of publication.
Well, to be honest, I shot it many times worse with poor technique and terrible processing.
It was suitable then just for some underground publics (groups).
It is now being published in official regional news agencies and used in a variety of print media.
Well, this is not sweetness, but the harsh work of harsh representatives of pollen collectors to create honey.
This is their universe! Someone's probably filming us... there...above...For the record, how we work here, we see our world as it is and don't realize that someone is watching us the same way we look at bees and bumblebees.
"The bee doesn't realize that it's collecting honey for the beekeeper..."
