Moscow everyday life

...Have you ever ripped off a petrol gun at a gas station? And I left this morning with a gun in the tank. And all because at some gas stations you can fill it up first and then pay...and somewhere on the contrary. So I get confused all the time. And even early in the morning. Okay, the insurance company will cover the cost of repairing the fuel pump. It's a shame that I've let my guard down for the first time in my life...

And now about everyday Moscow, cloudy and cold.

There is one disadvantage in the reportage stream, which often reflects everyday life – the plots are often repeated and monotonous in content.

It's my fault that I only see people walking.

I would to reflect everyday life with more diverse subjects.

Or maybe I just got used to it and my eye got blurred, maybe it's not that bad?

In autumn, even in a big city, there is little interesting happening on the streets.

It is in hot, good weather that people walk in squares and fountains.

Or a lot of tourists come during the winter holidays, everything is sparkling and spinning.

And on gray days, people just go somewhere.

I have already seen Moscow in all its aggregate states.

I've been through winter, hot summer, fall, and even spring. I also saw sunrises here and took pictures at night.

About Moscow, I can already make a selection of the best pictures in five years.

But there won't be enough event photos.

...I looked at the archive of pictures and the number of posts about Moscow – there is a lot of variety!

With each next visit, I will try to replenish my archive with pictures of this beautiful city.

All that remains is to buy a new hard drive, and that space is running out.

And you need to store everything – judging by my experience, you never know which picture will be relevant and needed in the future.

A lot of what I shot for the drawer later became in demand.

...See you soon, Moscow!

I do not know what you will be like next time, but I am always ready to take pictures of you!