Autumn graphics of Peace Park

This year, winter and autumn were perfectly captured. As for summer, I wouldn’t say I captured it to the full extent. But I had the previous two years to do that. While I was on the reporting wave during those years, I paid a lot of attention to the environment and weather conditions.

And since spring, my inner world has turned on...

I’ve been saying for a long time that these are cyclical periods, during which I work either with the external world or with the internal one.

The Peace Park I’ve divided into two stages: an aesthetic, postcard‑style one and a graphic one.

It seems to me that this manifested itself not only internally, but also externally (for some reason, these manifestations again, only in one shoot..).

That’s exactly what I wanted — to take some beautiful photos first and then dive into the graphics.

And the park itself helped me with this, as it is divided into zones where different types of trees are located.

In one part of the park, there are birches, spruces, and pines...in another part, there are shorter and more graceful deciduous trees.

I enjoyed all possible plots.

...But this is a park...and I want to go to a real wild forest and capture the autumn there as well.

I’ve always thought that cloudy weather is better for graphics, if we’re talking about autumn.

But, as it turns out, cloudiness can also add aesthetic appeal if you choose the right plot.

Conversely, the sunny weather showed me a huge amount of graphics in the forest.

But that’s a topic for another post...