One hour, one morning in Moldova - 40 photos

One hour, one morning in Moldova - 40 photos

Being isolated during quarantine is a boring task.

At such a time, the past is often recalled, and it is not necessary that this past was distant.

I opened my photo archive and began to look at my photos, which I did in Moldova.

There, I was on a long business trip and, my work day began at 9 a.m. Namely, at this time, I had to turn on the computer and connect the workflow.

But, an hour and a half before, I took the children to school.

After that, I had one hour to find plots for photography and, half an hour to return home.

My office was at home.

So, leaving the children to school, I directed the car to the old park, which turned into an impassable forest.

There is one parking place, where I left my car.

In some places, the paths are trampled by those who make morning runs and fishermen. Here, behind a wall of trees, a lake hid. Only the smell of blooming water betrays its presence.

A few dozen steps and, water should appear.

There are few fishermen here, but one of them tried to catch fish. I like to talk about fishing.

The nature here is beautiful.

This is one of the rare places where, I could see the indigo vet in nature.

The bulrush has already faded and scattered its fluff everywhere.

Near the discharge of water from the lake, I found branching plants. You see a spearmint, a smell, there, magical.

And these flowers, you need to take pictures very carefully, this is a biting nettle.

She is waiting for everyone, for manual therapy.

At the bottom of the lake, a lot of fallen leaves, it rots and gives off an unpleasant smell of methane.

There is fish in the lake, but sometimes it suffocates in the gases that rise from the bottom of the lake.

Always, peppy dandelion, I could not pass by.

I like the view through the grass.

Calendula, this is another centenarian.

These flowers, I did not expect to see here, someone planted them on the edge of the lake.

I decided to leave the lake and went along the path that led me into the forest. Time allowed to do this.

Old buildings, like paper for letters.

Each meadow looked like a barbecue place.

It was interesting to see the places where people stopped going.

If the path is overgrown with grass, this is the place.

In such places, you need to be careful.

It is very important to be careful and look under your feet.

Even in such places, you can see trees broken by people.

I don’t know who and why, laid across the path, this is a log, but it looks interesting in the photograph.

Someone was collecting firewood, hiding them, and forgot about them.

There, for a long time, there were no people.

Good autumn find. A mushroom of honey agarics, grown in the middle of a cut of a tree, surrounded by a tree mushroom. It was high overhead.

I got out of the thicket of the forest, and headed back towards the car.

On the way back, I saw a lot of interesting things.

Very beautiful moss at the foot of trees.

Very rare mushrooms, called - the fingers of a dead man, could not hide from me. It is believed that this mushroom contains a cure for cancer.

While I was walking through the forest, I really wanted to drink and decided to go down to the spring.

When I was very young, my parents went to this spring to get water. I was born in Moldova, but I moved to live in Ukraine.

It was very tasty, cold and refreshing water.

After drinking water, I climbed the steps to the exit of the forest park.

After drinking water, I climbed the steps to the exit of the forest park.

I had a few more minutes, and I spent them photographing flowers.

Barrel, from under the wine, this is a great planter!

That's all, one hour has passed, I returned home and took some more pictures of orchids that blossomed on our windowsill.

I hope that you liked this autumn walk one, short, hour long.

Photos taken with a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300 camera
I edited a photo in the program PhotoDirector, which I also installed on my smartphone.

Author @barski
Ukraine

For my publications, I do not use stock photographs, it is fundamentally important for me to use photographs that I have made with my own hands for publication and I can name them - authorial work.

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