I reviewed my archive and concluded that there were large snowdrifts three years ago. Nature has its own cyclicity and it can probably be predicted. There are, by the way, snowless years like 2020.
I like the shapes of snowdrifts and snowballs.
This collection of photos is more about geometry than graphics.
But it seemed to me that I didn't work enough with the plans...
Snowfall was generally the main topic of last week, where my pictures were taken on the cover.
However, it was a little more aesthetically pleasing.
It turns out that everything that steals my attention also steals the attention of other people.
If the snow melts, there will be puddles, which can also become the main topic of discussion in the city.
If the snow cleared from the roads is not left in the city, but taken outside, then this will require a lot of equipment, as well as a place to store snow masses.
And the snowdrifts are still partially removed and removed from the streets.
It turns out that I take them off every year.
...But where is it all going?
If spotted street is interesting as a creative work, then snowdrifts is a dry and unaesthetic documentary.
What if there won't be such snowdrifts in the future?
Then all the pictures will become very historical. But so far, snowdrifts appear every year and two pictures with a difference of several years simply cannot be distinguished.
