The Dilapidated City - 9

When I photograph, I merge with the area together. For me, there are almost no places that I do not like, which I could not fall in love with. I could be comfortable both among the beautiful nature, the river, the forest, and among the gray panel houses, shabby Khrushchev-houses and wooden barracks. I can admire both! I even begin to love the gray cloudy weather, while the frosts hit and the sun came out.

The plan to document the ancient wooden appearance of the city is only half done. I have to be distracted by more important things: reportage and landscape photography.

This house was tearfully asked not to take pictures and not to publish in social networks, referring to the fact that it is not even old at all and it is possible to live in it...although it has got into the resettlement program. Where is the logic?

One of the quietest and most comfortable streets of the city is Herzen Street.

And this appendix is ​​Comrade's Lane.

In the heart of the quarter.

Wasteland in place of demolished dilapidated houses. What will be here is not yet known.

Interesting one-story wooden houses are found in the center of the quarter, where they are built up with multi-story brick houses.

Feeling as if the house is an island among the stone jungles.

Passing by this house, I always say to myself: "House, do not be ill!"

To be continued...