Spring came to the Veliky Ustyug! The snow begins to melt, puddles form on the roads and everything around is covered with a gray-dirty color. This period in the spring is the grayest in visual terms. But this grayness, as one of the main periods in the life of Russia, is always avoided by photographers. Only units of reportage and documentary photographers use this to convey the mood, time of year, and the state of affairs in terms of beautification of the city.
I decided to walk from work to home and capture everything that surrounds me.
The path to the house takes about twenty minutes and passes through different mikrorayons.
On Dezhnev Street, old houses look even more depressed in this weather.
Like plastic old house do not sheathe, still it will remain old.
There are beautiful houses on Kuznetskaya street.
And this is ugly. But once it all looked decent.
Wooden beauty is a thing of the past.
On the street Zaovrazhskaya such houses a lot.
"Snowdrop"
This is a special aesthetic that is inaccessible to everyone.
"Summer is daily"! 8-22
See the sign "40"? This is just a challenge! With such speed on such a road the wheels fall off.
Dogs.
GAZ trucks.
Spring snow
Former John the Baptist Monastery, now Stubble-Brush Factory.
Birch Square on Shilnikovsky street.
"Stubble Factory Uphill" - the rise in the neighborhood "Hill".
Urn waist-deep in the snow.
I left!
Snow porridge everywhere.
How to comment on such pictures? Maybe etude in gray-brown tones?
View of the city center and 1st Proletarskaya street from 2nd Proletarskaya street.
Around one solid Sht. (on russian the word of sht begins from letter "Г")
Street Vinogradov.
Street Kuznetsova.
House with arch.
They open up new opportunities.
Pie? Give two!
The house is near.
Interestingly, someone fell off? (It is written on the wall: let the hands of the one who litter fall off)
Old and "new" dormitory.
Nearby is a new playground.
Sakharov street. Panel houses on two apartments.
Children at any time have fun!
Driveway of RMZ.
March cat.
To the house there are several tens of meters.
The pavement is carefully sprinkled with sand.
In the courtyard.
And now the view from the window. I'm at home!
Nikon D5100, 18-55 mm
