Courtyard spaces. The center of Vologda. Part 4

I wonder what I will do when lights with the same color temperature are installed in all cities? Then there will be no struggle between warm and cold shades of street lighting. Everywhere there will be white "correct" color from LED lamps.

When you already know the city well, you can easily define the microdistrict by the type of residential buildings.

I always wonder if the photographers who took pictures 50 years ago thought that their photos would now be of historical value?

Something too many questions today...

How sharply sometimes I am shaken between genres! Previously, the amplitude of creative waves was slightly higher and their depth was deeper.

But in the last month I have already changed three preferences in genres, experienced three different creative waves.

Now I'm starting to get sick with the fourth, although everything suits me.

This is necessary so that I can devote time to different projects, and not dive headlong into just one. After all, the circumstances around me also change.

It is a pity that one radio receiver can only pick up one wave at a time. I wish I could exist at several frequencies at once.

The center of Vologda is quite low in number of storeys - all the taller buildings are located in the suburban residential areas.

I have known some of the courtyards since last year, because right after the move I rented an apartment in the center.

Winter and summer are two opposites. Well, we all know that.

But if you think about what they teach us at school about the coordinate system, which is both a plus and a minus. Here's the temperature on the thermometer!

And also, if it snows in winter (precipitation), then it is warm, and in summer it rains (precipitation), then it is cold.

If the weather is clear in winter, it is frosty outside, and in summer it will be warm with the same sky.

Even the night sky works differently in summer and winter. In summer, when it is cloudy, it is dark, and in winter it is light.