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I walk, document and experiment. I carefully put all the photos in Google Photos gallery .

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A minute ago you were talking, laughing.
The elevator doors closed, and suddenly it went quiet.

The Moment the Elevator Doors Closed and It Suddenly Went Quiet

Май 2025
Минск, Беларусь
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A walk through the night city. A sudden downpour — and we take shelter under the awning of a summer diner. On one side — the heat of the kitchen and an appetizing aroma, on the other — the coolness of the downpour that has poured over the city. Cozy amid the storm.

A Moment of a Downpour on a Night Street

May 2025
Minsk, Belarus
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A May evening in the city center.

The sky is densely overcast with a thick veil of clouds. The intensifying rain just made me lazily reach into my backpack for an umbrella, then pull it from its case and open the large black dome above me.

Headlights reflect in the wet asphalt. It’s a beautiful and mysterious moment — on the edge of day and night, on the edge of water and the fire of the nighttime city.

A rainy evening street, car lights reflecting on the wet asphalt

May 2025
Minsk, Belarus
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Came across a falling lilac bush in the city center. I’m always amazed by how adaptable plants are. Trees growing even on rooftops — or this lilac bush, on the verge of collapsing, yet still holding on and delighting us with its spring attire.

A blooming lilac bush in the nighttime city leans to one side, as if it’s just about to fall

May 2025
Minsk, Belarus
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You walk down a noisy street. Everything is predictable — you know what you’ll see, you know how this evening will end. It feels safe; you’ve walked this path a thousand times before.

But then you pass an archway that leads into the darkness. What awaits you there?

Earlier this evening — a Moment That Illuminated the Garden .

Arch into the Darkness (black-and-white photograph)

Four yellow and one red tulip in a vase on the window
Four yellow and one red tulip in a vase on the window
Four yellow and one red tulip in a vase on window
Four yellow and one red tulip in a vase on the window
Four yellow and one red tulip in a vase on the window
Four yellow and one red tulip in a vase on the window

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May 2025
Minsk, Belarus
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It’s cloudy, as if it’s about to rain. I’m hurrying home to grab a spare battery for my camera, but suddenly I freeze: in the overcast garden, everything around is lit by a calm, beautiful young spring tree. Despite being in a rush, I stop, take out my camera, and snap a few shots. I’m eager to capture this magical moment. A moment of birth.

A few hours later — The moment I turned into the dark .

A young blooming spring tree in the Nemorshansky Garden in Minsk
A young blooming spring tree in the Nemorshansky Garden in Minsk
A young blooming spring tree in the Nemorshansky Garden in Minsk
A young blooming spring tree in the Nemorshansky Garden in Minsk
A young blooming spring tree in the Nemorshansky Garden in Minsk
A young blooming spring tree in the Nemorshansky Garden in Minsk
A young blooming spring tree in the Nemorshansky Garden in Minsk

April 2025
Minsk, Belarus

Spring evening at the Chizhovskoye reservoir in Minsk

April 2025
Minsk, Belarus

Blooming spring apple tree in Nemorshansky garden in Minsk
Blooming spring apple tree in Nemorshansky garden in Minsk

April 2025
Minsk, Belarus
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From series In the saddle
  1. Stencil Bike in the City
  2. Got My Steed Back from the Shop
  3. Opened the 2025 cycling season

I came across an interesting bike in the night city. It feels like I captured a little scene—something is clearly happening here. Maybe the stenciled figure left their bike by the pole and went off to a late-night store or a date. Or maybe we’re actually witnessing the aftermath of an accident? If you pay close attention to the world around you, you’ll start to notice all sorts of curious things. It’s useful to see the invisible.

A stencil bike stands in the night city

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