Lilac Alley-2

The next day, I decided to add lilac pictures taken during the daytime to my collection and social media feed. As expected, there were a lot of people here.

I think I know how to quickly connect to the spiritual frequency (to the cosmos, to the metaphysical creative wave), but I haven't figured out how to catch the reportage (material) wave yet.

It most often comes with the onset of spring, when everything starts to change rapidly and because of this, different news appears.

This is especially true of weather changes, which entail various consequences in the form of flooding, mud, as well as positive ones: blooms, thunderstorms, rains.

This spring was the maximum and most diverse peak of the reporting (news) wave due to the variety of natural and weather phenomena.

I consider the lilac blossom to be the peak, after which the reporting wave began to decline.

Firstly, the lilac bloom is the last mass flowering of shrubs, which is reflected most extensively in the urban environment and in the news background.

In summer, in principle, only moons, thunderstorms and some wildflowers will remain.

The season of the northern lights during the white nights is over.

If you do not take into account only natural phenomena, then summer is the season of mass street events.

But I feel that over the spring I have "had enough" of the people in the frame. I want mysticism, nature and cosmic sensations.

If in general, then the whole wave creative process proceeds very successfully and in a timely manner.

People in the frame will undoubtedly appear, but less often.

April and May seemed to last forever, as if half a year had passed. But these months were very dense and vivid in terms of pictures. You need to moderate your ardor, but do not lower the bar in quality.