Over the years of working as a photojournalist, I've made numerous trips to Moscow, and I've become accustomed to it. I can't say that I'm well-versed in the city's layout, as I still get lost in the subway system, but it doesn't capture my attention as much as it did in the past.
If such an opportunity appears, then I always try to opeshat those places, in which I have never been.
It's logical, and otherwise how else to explore the city and show new pictures.
Big cities always delight with an abundance of details and lights.
Over the years, I've developed my own principle for framing a shot: always fill it as densely as possible.
This principle is not new and I discovered it only for myself, which I use successfully to this day.
It seems to me that the whole photographic path should be passed independently and as little as possible resort to all kinds of courses and training.
Once you've learned the basics, you can start exploring the world and developing your own style and perspective.
