Daily Saint Petersburg. Part 2

Due to the fact that I was not in the best of moods and experienced not the brightest emotions, it is very difficult to tell about my walks in a voluminous way. As in all my previous visits to St. Petersburg, I walked where I had not been before.

I always try to explore new places.

I quickly explored every corner of Vologda.

I believe that even though St. Petersburg is several times larger than Vologda, it can still be explored in detail.

Of course, all the walks take place in the historical part of the city.

I don't think there will be anything interesting in ordinary residential areas.

This applies to all cities, from small to large.

There are times when this works the other way around: real life sometimes opens up on the outskirts.

However, this is more applicable to provincial towns.

Next time, I'll have to walk through the courtyards.

To do this, you need to get to St. Petersburg on a certain creative wave.

Because this time (on the reporting wave), I didn't even have such a thought. And now they have appeared.

... Anyway, I only got to walk around for the first two days.

The rest of the days were rainy.

Moreover, the rain in St. Petersburg is special: it is fine, piercing, and windy.

I can shoot in the rain, but it was impossible here.

So I spent the whole third day in my room...

...But I would be interested in filming the recent floods on the Neva River!

But all the interesting things happen when I'm not around.

Apparently, this is also a specific frequency.

I wonder what creative wave I'll be on next time I visit St. Petersburg.

By the way, my wife asked me to take some postcard photos.

I think I've handled the request.