There's something attractive about pre-storm clouds – their curly forms makes any picture look interesting. In fact, these are very dense and voluminous cumulus clouds, which then smoothly turn into rain clouds.
I already feel flashes of connection to some other creative wave.
This is felt both physically at the time of shooting or any walk, and affects the result.
I am less and less interested in the reportage drive and more and more leads me somewhere into a languid mysticism.
The easiest way to check this is in street photography: when the wave of reportage is moving, I almost feel free to shoot people head-on.
When the wave is more soulful, slow and mystical, then you generally want to avoid people, or they are very far away and small in the frame.
I also judge by the music – everything is generally simple here – what genre, that kind of creative wave.
If it's rock or something fast and melodic, then I'm on the drive wave.
If I'm drawn to ambient or future garage, then, accordingly, this is the state of mind inside.
And I will analyze this wave principle for a long time! It is in this principle that there are many things that relate not only to photography, but also to life in general.
It seems to me that it will be possible to tell about a person from his pictures based on all this.
But I'm still studying, writing, and structuring it all...