It’s still white night. It's just turn off abruptly. Yesterday it was still light, and tomorrow it’s already dark. I noticed this when I was shooting the silvery clouds above the monastery, with a gap of two or three days between the shots. One night was bright, and the next one wasn’t. There was no gradual transition — they just turned it off, that’s all.
This year, I often watched the sunset hanging in the sky all night long, which, without ever disappearing, gradually transitioned into dawn.
At some point, I loved the white nights, and at other times, I didn’t… it all depended on what frequency I was on and what I was photographing at the moment.
White nights (twilight that does not turn into a dark night) are good for photographing in fog, for interesting clouds, including silvery ones, for shooting the sunrise of the full moon.
Otherwise, you have to wait for the white nights so that there’s a dark, starry sky and the right atmosphere with street lighting.
While the nights are still light, there’s a sense of summer inside....as soon as the nights get darker, the feeling of autumn immediately appears.
This year I was waiting for spring, but it seemed to me that I missed it...
Now I’ll be waiting for autumn....(so I can miss it too?!) (No!)
Dugouts... there are very few of them this year! It’s just a missed opportunity! The project isn’t finished, but it’s being put on hold for a very long time due to insurmountable circumstances.
Universe, why are you doing this? What is the reason? I just want to understand where I need to improve and which direction to take to get back on track.
The car is in the repair – there’s money. The car is fixed – the money runs out (which is logical). The money comes back – the car breaks down again (the generator is dead). I just can’t get out of the city! Although I did manage to do it a couple of times.
But as soon as there’s even the slightest thought of going somewhere more than 100 km away, all options are immediately blocked — right up to the point of the car breaking down.
Hey, how much longer? I didn’t ask for this kind of mysticism...