Spotted street. Maximum at the peak of the limit

It was the day of the city of Veliky Ustyug with a fair and mass festivities of people. These were ideal conditions for creating street photography with color and light spots.

At this point in time, this is the limit.

Yes, I already hit the limit in the spotted street, but it was because of the small number of people. Now there are plenty of people in the pictures!

In addition, in some places it turned out even very aesthetically pleasing.

A bunch of tents with a variety of goods, a bunch of people in a variety of clothes and a sunny day - there simply cannot be better conditions for this.

And what can be done even better? Maybe some kind of clothing market or streets in unfavorable neighborhoods with street vendors in third world countries.

But here the conditions are about the same: street trading and a lot of people.

The limit most likely came in terms of the number and variety of spots, in terms of the possibilities of my vision and perception of the surrounding reality.

If I am placed in similar conditions in another country, the result will be about the same.

So this limit is not in the number and heaps of objects and subjects, but in how I put it into a single pattern.

If you try to extract everything possible from this topic that exists in nature, then the dream will be to visit the favela or slums. It's dangerous, it's practically impossible, but there's a maximum of spots there.

In Veliky Ustyug, everything is simple: you go and shoot everything. All you need is to shoot.

Although in fact you will not find such spotting every day, as in the poor quarters of India.

In our area, it is generally not easy to shoot in the genre of street photography, since life on the streets happens only in summer and on holidays.

In general, I realized that I would not let go of this creative technique and the topic as a whole for a long time.

Only now she sometimes lets me go.

Here I tried to shoot something spotty again, but after Ustyug everything is insignificant...

To be continued...