It’s good when there’s confirmation in the form of photos and a diary…I’ll write about it again here, as in a diary‑blog: this autumn feels to me like it’s not the brightest, not the yellowest, not the

In Vologda, a new Ferris wheel was installed and put into operation in Veterans’ Park. I have photos showing how the old wheel is being dismantled. In general, I have many photos of this park with old

So, half of autumn has passed, and the golden leaves should already be at their peak, so I can conclude that this year’s autumn is not very vibrant. Locally, there are bright yellow or red trees, but if

This was back at the end of August, but I’ll show it now. I spent a long time thinking about whether to post these photos, and I decided I needed to overcome my laziness and show them. There was a strong

I just can’t seem to “figure out” this mysterious yet cozy place. It all comes down to the clever river system, with all sorts of streams and channels... and from this stems (how aptly it sounds) the chaotic

I’ve wanted to try this for a long time, and now I’ve finally gotten around to it… to artificial intelligence. I’ll say right away that this post isn’t about photography, but about everything in general.

We all imagine time as linear and space as uniformly flat. But what if, around our planet, all of this is arranged differently in different places? Clocks and units of time measurement were invented to

It’s been a while since I last discussed genre preferences, global creative waves, and all that. For about two and a half years, I’ve been riding a global reportage wave that influences all the genres

I came to shoot the northern lights, but I ended up in a fog storm! That’s exactly how I’d describe the advancing waves of fog walls that rolled in at intervals of about half an hour. The fog tsunamis

The cellars in Botovo are located on the outskirts of the village, on a small hill relative to the settlement. The dugouts settlement is quite large – there are about a hundred underground vegetable storage

I haven’t stopped wanting to photograph dugouts, and I’ve once again become eager to capture the nighttime courtyard spaces. Over the years that I’ve traveled to various places and shot them at night,

This dead‑end side of the Ust‑Kubinsky District in the Vologda Region, like an unresolved gestalt, beckons with its unexplored nature. I decided to treat myself to a weekend trip and visit all those places

For me, there are two types of nighttime city photo walks: material and spiritual. I’ll explain. Material is equally dynamic, in the public eye, among people. Accordingly, the subjects are similar both

The pine grove in Sosnovka is, as always, beautiful, but there’s a nuance: the lighting has changed, and I’d say it’s worse. The reason is the renovated road, which emits too bright a light from the

On August 9, 2026, for the fourth time at the same time, I’m visiting Sosnovka. It’s no longer even an experiment; it’s more of a tribute to this strange place. I’m no longer looking for new subjects there;

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

Due to the renovation of the embankment, the street lighting was de‑energized, and only the signs of cafes and shops were lit, along with the emergency lighting in the courtyards. The red light from the

I’ve been meaning to visit a certain still‑unseen suspension (or maybe it’s an ordinary) bridge over the Toshnya River for a long time, and now I’ve finally made the trip. A high hill, a steep descent,

Every day, more and more buildings are being equipped with architectural lighting. I remember how it all started and how it shines now. It feels like you’re in some big, old city! It became more interesting

I don’t even remember what kind of moon was rising that evening. They didn’t let me film the full moon — it was covered by clouds, but I managed to capture the slightly waning one. And the positions coincided