Traditionally, at least once a year, I climb the bell tower of St. Sophia Cathedral and photograph the views. This time it wasn't good weather – it was early dusk.
The sun went behind a cloud and everything around was painted in cold twilight tones.
The views from the bell tower have already become boring for me...if you only take pictures in the early morning, it will be interesting because of the changed angle of light.
In general, it is necessary to shoot more often in the summer early in the morning or even at dawn.
The same familiar species will play in a new way.
Almost all people see the city from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
If I take a picture during this period with the appropriate angles of the sun, then it will seem familiar to everyone, since they have seen it with their own eyes.
But at dawn, the light is completely different and not everyone got up so early to go for a walk.
Many places, if photographed correctly at dawn, it will not recognize at all the first time.
