New Year's Eve Moscow
Hello friends!!!
Today is the day of the urban landscape from @axeman and I will be happy to show you some photos with festive New Year decor.
I really liked the bright luminous carousel in retro style. It was nice to look at her.....but....I was surprised that there was a queue of people who wanted to ride it. (it was just freezing -15 Celsius, I was very cold, but the children enjoyed riding).
New Year's holidays are the most beloved by the people. They seem to divide winter in half and everyone knows that after a colorful long holiday, the daylight will increase. Without such a bright and cheerful holiday, it would be very difficult for us to survive the winter. People would have been depressed, because in December there was no sun at all, and in January the day is very short.
Well, now I suggest you enjoy the festive atmosphere together!
Enjoy watching))
Привет друзья!!!
Сегодня день городского пейзажа от @топорщика и я с удовольствием покажу несколько фотографий с праздничным новогодним декором.
Мне очень понравилась яркая светящаяся карусель в ретро стиле. На нее было приятно смотреть.....но....я был удивлен, что на нее была очередь из желающих покататься. ( просто был мороз -15 по цельсию, я сильно замерз, но дети с удовольствием катались).
Новогодние праздники у нас самые любимые народом. Они как будто делит зиму пополам и все знают, что после красочного длительного праздника световой день будет увеличиваться. Без такого яркого веселого праздника нам было бы очень трудно пережить зиму. У людей бы начались депрессии, так как в декабре не было вообще солнца, да и в январе день очень короткий.
Ну а теперь предлагаю вместе насладиться праздничной атмосферой!
Приятного просмотра))
Congratulations for winning this contest and I have been seeing your posts before and I like your pictures very much and I like your photography skills very much and it is very good from a professional photographer. The pictures click like this and I am very happy to see it.
Thank you very much! I keep taking pictures and strive to do it better!
I live in the southern United States, and the winters here are very mild. We may get one or two days when we barely dip below zero by a couple of degrees celsius (20’s Fahrenheit). We may get 15 days when we are in the low single digits celsius (30’s Fahrenheit). The rest of the time we are in the 40s and 50s Fahrenheit.
It makes sense that a lot of the winter holidays, like Christmas and New Year's…began in places a lot colder than here… like northern Europe and Russia. Those holiday celebrations get people through the harsh and dark winters.
Oh, many people here would like to live in your warm climate. Many who can afford to work remotely fly to live in Thailand, Bali, Turkey for the winter....where it's warm))