Classic views of the city-2

I like this weather condition with white, clear snow and a dark cloudy sky. This weather combination looks good both day and night. And if it is cloudy very often in winter, then dark skies and pure white snow do not always happen.

Usually, if it is cloudy, the color of the sky is practically the same as the color of snow.

Although the light is diffused in cloudy weather, it still varies.

I was convinced of this when I took two pictures of the dome of the church on different cloudy days, and the light (I repeat, diffused) was different on the dome.

My preference for the weather conditions described above is due to the fact that light objects always look contrasting and advantageous against a dark background.

The fresh, recently fallen snow has not yet been packed, trampled by people or rolled up by cars.

I also like the weather when the snow has already fallen, but the water surfaces are not frozen yet.

In this case, the reflections in the water look even more colorful.

In general, white snow and dark sky are the best combination!

This time I photographed the most classic views of the city by the river again.

If I say a few words about the frequency I'm on right now, it's something moving from deadpan to spotty and graphic.

I've already "played enough" in deadpan, although there are still unresolved topics.

But the spotting is still at the stage of wanting to take pictures.

But since my posts are delayed by about two weeks, you will definitely see deadpan in its prime.