I repeat some information periodically. Sometimes it happens from different angles of perception, and it happens that I'm just refreshing the basics or rules of photography for myself and others.
In black and white photography, black and white dots are important. In color, a red dot is added to these two points.
The red color, even in the form of a small area in the picture, makes the whole scene more colorful and lively.
Bright red colors began to prevail in the Vologda design code.
Since the beginning of spring, I have been hatching the theme of red in urban infrastructure.
And when I went out to shoot, I started photographing everything that was red.
I think we need to expand this topic a little more and work out the plots in a little more detail.
But overall, the first time turned out to be quite good.
The red color will stand out more strongly in winter snow in cloudy weather, when everything is gray around.
But red goes well with green, too.
I still want to reflect, for the most part, the design code and infrastructure.
And abstract subjects, for example, people in red, should be done separately.
And you can do it with any color!
