Reflections of Koryazhma. One more attempt

Shooting the reflections will be the most successful if you choose the off-season time of the year when the maximum amount of precipitation falls.

Let me remind you that first attempt after the summer rain unfortunately did not succeed.

Autumn this year was arid and warm, but without rain could not do.

Koryazhma is in the south of the Arkhangelsk region. It is a small city in which the pulp and paper mill is located.

In the main the blocks here consist of five-storey panel or brick apartment buildings.

In the center of each quarter can be: a school, a kindergarten, a shopping center, a stadium or just a wasteland.

Quarters are so uniform and monotonous that I'm lost! There was a slight panic - when quarter after quarter replaced each other, every time there was a feeling that I was already here.

Only by map I was able to exit.

In principle, all city can be passed through in 15 minutes.

But the monotony of the houses is confusing. You can still confuse with the neighboring city of Kotlas - there are such quarters too.

Concrete jungle fascinating.

Such city landscapes can be found in 90% of Russian cities.

In this, probably, there is some aesthetics, that if not to say in which city the frame is made, it will be extremely difficult to determine from outside.

Because of this similarity, it is difficult to make photos diverse.

It is very pleasant to walk around Koryazhma. The urban environment is diverse - somewhere well-maintained, and somewhere dirt and wasteland.

I liked most of all the huge empty spaces between the houses.

In travel, I most often give myself to the inner sensations and energetics of the place, so in Koryazhma I morally rested.

This time with reflections everything turned out exactly the way I wanted!

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Canon 6d, EF 17-35/2.8L