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My observations during walks


November 2025
Minsk, Belarus
Night cityscape with bus 104 at a stop, lit by streetlights in the fog.
A nighttime intersection with low visibility, traffic lights and reflections on the wet road.
Nighttime cityscape with a wet street lit by streetlights, and buildings on both sides.
Night cityscape with a lit street, trees and buildings along the sidewalk.
November 2025
Minsk, Belarus
A person standing under a light in a dark urban space, reflections on the wet asphalt.
An empty room with gray walls and orange-and-white tape marking a restricted area.
Night city with wet pavement lit by streetlights. Buildings and blurred car lights are visible.
Night city with streetlights and fog, people walking along the sidewalk, reflections on the wet pavement.
A foggy night on a street lit by lamps. An empty road and sidewalk, with car lights in the distance.
Night cityscape with a street lit by lamps and the moon in the sky. Snow is falling, creating a winter atmosphere.
December 2025
Minsk, Belarus
A night scene by the river, reflections of lights on the water, fog and dark silhouettes of trees.
March, 2026
Minsk, Belarus
Favourite
Black column against a light ceiling with horizontal beams.
September 2025
Minsk, Belarus
Favourite
A person’s shadow on a building wall
August 2025
Minsk, Belarus
People cross the street near a shopping mall, with buildings and skyscrapers in the background, in the evening.
People walk up the steps, next to a Burger King sign with the text “Grilled to order”.
People cross the street at a traffic light, buildings and cars can be seen in the distance.
A dark sky with clouds over city buildings, silhouettes of high-rises on the horizon.
A dark sky with clouds over city buildings, one of them shows the “VTB” logo.
August 2025
Minsk, Belarus
Favourite
Dark sky over the city, view from a bus window of the road and buildings.
Dark cloudy sky over city buildings, view from a window.
Dark cloudy sky over a city square, buildings and a bus stop in the foreground.
Dark cloudy sky with small breaks, a city street with people and billboards in the foreground.
Dark cloudy sky with a lone mast fitted with floodlights.
People walk down a long metro corridor, the walls clad in gray marble.
A group of people climbs the stairs in overcast weather. Buildings and streetlights are visible in the background.
A group of people hurries along the street, with a traffic light and buildings in the background. The sky is overcast.
Top view of a café with guests, tables, and a bar counter. Patterned tiles on the floor.
A barista makes coffee on an espresso machine, with cups and ingredients around. The café interior is seen from above.
Rainy day, raindrops on the glass, view of a street with passing cars and people.
Rainy day, raindrops on the glass, view of a building with windows and a roof. Gray sky, calm atmosphere.
Raindrops on the glass, with a cityscape at dusk behind it.
View of a building with a roof and balcony through a rainy window. The sky is overcast.
November 2025
Minsk, Belarus
Favourite

Mickey and Minnie Mouse sitting on a bench on a snowy night on an empty street.
An empty bus, a sad Minnie sitting on a seat and looking at her phone.

December 2025
Minsk, Belarus
Favourite
A dark silhouette of a ship against the fog, with soft light breaking through the haze.

Recently I already wrote about the lighting that pretends. I had a feeling they’d outdo themselves. And just the other day, I was “lucky” (and there’s really no other word for it) to ride yet another version — or configuration — of this miracle of engineering and design thinking. Are you ready? They’ve added a red LED strip along the windows. Cool, right? Innovation!

But that’s not all.

A photo of a red LED strip under the window in the trolleybus
Now there’s a red strip too!

Huh? What do you think of this design? I even had to squint from how bright the interior was.

Trolleybus interior: bright red seats with the “MAZ” logo

Now, seriously.

When there’s no taste, everything slowly turns into a Christmas tree. Unfortunately, that’s the case here now.

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