I'm on a creative wave where I want to shoot a lot of spots, objects, lines...the diversity, in general. If there are no problems with this during the day in sunny weather, then where can I look for it at night? And then I remembered about the pedestrian bridge that runs over the railway tracks!
Okay, I'll tell you a secret, I remembered because I was going on a business trip by train.
So I noticed the trains. And the topic is practically not disclosed.
Where trains run, or rather electric trains, there are always a lot of wires.
A lot? Just cobwebs!...It's a pity, orderly...
And where there are a lot of wires, there should be a lot of poles...that is, supports for high-voltage lines.
And all this is illuminated by a lot of lights!
Naturally, as always, I used a telephoto lens to compress the visual space and thereby collect all the details in a pile.
We are lucky that Vologda has a relatively large marshalling yard.
And it's lucky that the railway tracks run right through the center of the city, dividing it almost in half.
This means that there are many bridges and views from them!
I've only opened one. There are at least two more pedestrian and two automobile routes in the queue.
The topic will continue.
