RE: Walking around the overgrown gardens and little courtyards
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Hi. I like the way you express your vision of the world, I feel you have the soul of an artist, I don't know if I'm wrong. I have always believed that artists see their environment with a unique look, capable of discovering beauty where we are unable to perceive it. Although photography is not my forte, I am in love with those little details that make every moment special, and your photos have that something that makes them interesting. That makes them interesting.
Greetings and take care.👋😊
Greetings and take care.👋😊
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Thank you very much for this detail.
Thank you! I love walking around different places and trying to get a feel for their present and past. It really is my favourite thing to do. Have a camera in hand, and just walk for an entire day with no actual destination in mind. There's always an emotional connection within these places, even if they're all decayed and no longer hold the same beauty as they did before. Even so, you can still try to get an idea of how it would've been back then.
Running around these former Soviet Republics is utterly fascinating because of how vastly different the history is. The remains of a communist ideology still found in the architecture. So many homes still have 70s designs. So many little features on the sides of buildings remain, albeit faded and unkept. And even pre-Soviet buildings have their beauty. Sometimes it feels like I'm walking through something similar to that of the remains of a vast Empire. In some ways the USSR was just that. Especially when stumbling across areas of industry; large abandoned factories that hold the stories of hundreds. There's just so much history that isn't even that told still sitting around that so few pay attention to.
I'm heading back to Armenia soon and I'm excited to do what I have done here in Georgia. My previous year in Armenia wasn't quite the same. I didn't explore to the same degree, nor did I have the same knowledge of its history then. At the same time, I don't think I'd ever be satisfied with the explorations I have done in Georgia, I'll always want to see and capture more.