Top 11 my photos from last year

Although the whole year passed for me in Russia, it began in Vietnam. More precisely, even in the air between Russia and Vietnam (yes, I am one of those people who celebrate the New Year on the plane). And for most of January we basked in the sun and photographed elephants.

Returning to Russia, we managed to go to the Yaroslavl Region together with the children and test how we installed an additional gas tank on the car (installed it sucks, but that's not about that now). And I got some winter shots in my portfolio.

In March, together with my parents, we went to the Smolensk region and went for a ride there on the sights.

Well, then the whole world began to collapse into one point and limited itself to a dacha in the Moscow region, where we "isolated" with the whole family. Therefore, all trips were exclusively in the vicinity. But even in a small radius, there were several interesting places.

I even came here several times: the place turned out to be picturesque, but not far to go.

Well, Serpukhov. As the saying goes, if you want foggy dawn landscapes, but you don't want to go far, then go to Serpukhov. I also go. And I have already collected a collection of landscapes with the same composition, but in different weather.

In the spring and summer we rode a little in the Tula and Kaluga regions. In general, we looked after a place for a summer residence, but at the same time we also looked at all sorts of interesting things.

In the summer, as soon as it became a little easier with restrictions, we made a large project with Shell and went on a trip to the Yaroslavl Region. Just like in the good old "pre-quarantine" days.

In August my family and I got into the car and drove to the Urals. Then we returned, having covered just over 7000 km. But the most amazing thing is that during the three weeks of travel, I did not photograph a single sunrise. It was a business hitherto unprecedented, but for some reason even a small desire did not arise.

Although some interesting shots came out.

In the fall, there were again several "weekend" trips to nearby areas. For example, in Belev for marshmallow. After all, it would be too easy to just go and buy marshmallow in a store near your home.

Well, the culmination of this year - I freaked out and fell to the Manpupuner plateau. I dreamed of getting there for the last 7 years, but somehow everything seemed too complicated. And then the puzzle came together, and I decided that the time had come.

Well, at the end of the year we bought more than a hectare in the village. So it's time to start a summer cottage blog :) But this does not mean that there will be less travel.

How was your year? Where have you been, what have you seen?