Siberian Summer by Sergey Stepanov
These beautiful pictures of Siberian landscapes were taken by a talented Russian photographer Sergey Stepanov. The amateur photographer Sergey Stepanov was born 10 May 1954, lives in Krasnoturansk, Krasnoyarsk region. “Summer is the time when one sheds one’s tensions with one’s clothes, and the right kind of day is jeweled balm for the battered spirit. A few of those days and you can become drunk with the belief that all’s right with the world”. Ada Louise Huxtable

The autumn sky is the same variety colors as the autumn weather. First pure, high, blue, then tighten with the low gray clouds. Often one can observe the autumn wind blowing many clouds across the sky. The sun will hide behind the thick fog cloud, suddenly emerges and dazzle the eyes. Especially nice when clouds make their way through the loose sheaves of sunshine, as if it pours from the sky in a flow. Or like someone shining a huge space flashlight onto the ground.

In autumn the air is transparent and clear, the sky seems higher and farther than in summer. The deep, bright blue color in a special way combined with gold autumn leaves. The sun no longer burns mercilessly, but gently warms, and does not rise so high in the sky as in the summer.

In the late autumn sky in cloudy weather turns gray and colorless, like a black-and-white photograph. Dark spots cross the sky here and there – a flock of barely visible from the ground birds are going to winter in warmer climes.

And when autumn rain comes, the sky becomes dark gray and low. It seems that it hangs just above the roofs of houses and can crumble down at any moment. Sunlight can not penetrate the impenetrable curtain of rain clouds, so it is difficult to determine the time of day.

And in the autumn mists are dairy, where the sky is not visible at all, and it seems as if you’re in an endless magical world.

Siberian Summer by Sergey Stepanov

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