That's all, I tired of the sun every day! The whole of March turned out to be sunny and it made me happy. But when the weather conditions are the same every day, even if they are ideal, you will still get bored sooner or later.
Let me tell you what and how attracted me to this or that frame, why I pressed the button or chose that particular photo from the series.
Since I am focusing on geometry, shape and pattern, in the picture below I was attracted by the silhouette of the figured back of the bench in the backlight.
Here I chose this particular frame because of the broken line of the leg, and the location because of the sharp border between shadow and light.
I like that everything is blue. Moreover, blue objects visually draw a triangle.
Spots attracted me to this place, and then I waited for people and pressed the button.
I love when there are a lot of diagonal lines that form a triangle. It remains only to wait for a passing person in the right place.
Here I also focused on spotting and waited for passers-by to appear.
I like to shoot reflections not only in puddles, especially when they break reality.
There is pure geometry, and people so that the frame is not boring.
The frame is slightly with a minimalistic bias. I was attracted by the openwork of the fence. The car in the place where there was no fence turned out by accident.
A dot of red slipping out of sight.
This place I once filmed at night. As it turned out, during the day it is also beautiful here because of the shadows from the branchy trees.
Spotted shadows.
And here is the color and shape of the playground structures.
I always love narrow passages between houses: interesting light falls through them and deep shadows. I didn't wait for the human...
In this photo, chaos from everything: lines, spots, shapes. But a snowdrift with snowballs forms a rhythm.
A tree-shaded wall is always a good setting for a street scene.
Spotting and bright color of the car - that's what attracted me here.
Everything is simple, it turns out! Just spots and lines, and a little man for liveliness.