Languid street

I first started shooting street in the evening, when there are more shadows than areas with sunlight. Generally, it is quite difficult to photograph street scenes in dense urban areas at sunset.

The low sun does not shine practically anywhere, only partially falls on open areas.

Of course, it reminds me of late autumn, since I started studying this genre at that time.

I've already gotten used to shooting street photography during the day, when sunlight penetrates absolutely everywhere.

But it's only in the evening that the sensations from such scenes become much stronger.

Maybe this complexity adds more value to the plots?

At noon, wherever you point the camera, it's bright.

During the day, the game turns out the other way around – find deep shadows.

And in the evening, you need to find light among the shadows.

And I have been found it! It was my favorite time to be on the street.

Now, it turns out, I've relaxed and got used to the variety of plots.

And I completely forgot this frequency, the most languid one.