I’m increasingly finding it boring to write posts. Maybe I’m just tired of doing it continuously for nine years (in six months it will be ten!). The relevance of earning money here has ceased to exist many years ago. And I simply don’t have the time or the desire to keep a diary‑blog anymore.
And yet, there’s still a glimmer of hope that I’ll keep writing (it’s just that this is the current period) — after all, I often reread old posts and immerse myself in past events, and if I don’t create new ones, there will be nothing to immerse myself in later.
And we need to catch up with the time lag: the gap will soon reach a month.
Now, to the question of the color correction of all the photos – how come the reporter, who advocates for accuracy, added a filter to the photos?
Everything is simple. I stupidly forgot to switch the white balance back to automatic after some shoot where I manually set it to very warm tones.
Well, if that’s what the space needs, then so be it, I don’t mind, I’ll leave it as it is.
I haven’t been shooting street scenes in raw for a long time – I don’t have time to process them...and there’s no point anyway.
What else is new and interesting to tell? My opportunities to travel to various places have started to be limited.
For trips to towns and villages, you need: a properly functioning car, money, and time.
I’m always suffering from something. In past years, there wasn’t much money, but the places were closer. There was often not enough fuel anyway...
This year, the problems are different. The car started breaking down very often. Well, okay, let’s say I got it into a more or less roadworthy condition... but then I ran into a more serious problem.
I’ll also mention time, which is often also in short supply, but all of this leads to the main problem of all future trips.
The problem lies in the fact that the areas are not well studied.
In order to see and photograph something new, I need to keep driving further and further.
The distances are already exceeding one hundred and twenty kilometers, and this affects the previous problem known as time.
Even taking into account the solved initial problems (car and money), I’m forced to plan trips more carefully, and they’re becoming less frequent.
Due to the lack of new places, I tried to travel to small villages that aren’t that far away...but it’s boring and hopeless.
One out of ten villages may leave some impression...in all other cases, it's limited to looking out the window and driving past.