If to be honest, I should say that it is hard to capture something or someone on the move. Reason why is because picture almost always turns out wrong. Most of the times it is blurry, sometimes poor quality and only in the rarest of cases it turns out somehow half way good to be exposed to the eyes and judgement of others.
My perception of the topic “On the move” is the essence of the lost beauty in every day rush. We capture movement, action, moment… but somewhere there, on the background of the photo is something worth to see, something that hides behind that blurry fog of lines and impressions. This is a collection of photos taken almost 2 years ago at different stations of Moscow metro. Millions of people use it to get to and from work, 24/7, non stop. That is the best definition of being on the move. Take a look and at first glance you will see all these people in constant rush, but take another look, a closer one and you will see amazing history of Russian culture interpreted on the walls of this underground world.
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Love these photos! They remind me of some lovely trips to visit friends in Moscow – the metro stops are beautiful. I think you captured this week’s theme perfectly!
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Thank you! I love Moscow and everything about it, although it is a big crowded city with almost no air to breath in. Everything and everyone is always on the move! If you ever get the chance – try to visit St. Petersburg! You will love it!
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Its always amazing to capture and share such moments. Thanks for sharing it this post. The station looks more like a museum 🙂
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They really do look like a museum, if you ever have a chance to fly from New Delhi to Moscow – TAKE IT! 🙂
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I wish, one day I will make it there. I am sure it won’t be from new-delhi though. Probably from Melbourne, as that is the place I want to be. Lived there in the past, and I am tired of India.
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