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Last year, for the first time, I paid close attention to clouds and began photographing as a fact, that is, without reference to objects and the landscape. I used to photograph the sky, but these were one-time, unconscious actions.

This year, a variety of textured clouds continue to steal my attention.

Besides, the weather is conducive to the formation of such clouds.

The fact is that weather forecasters promised an abnormally historically hot summer, but in fact the opposite is true.

It rains all through June and it's very cold outside.

There are rare thunderstorms. But the clouds are just explosive!

Maybe I didn't pay attention before and such clouds form every June.

But this is the second year this has been happening.

This time I decided not only to photograph it as a fact, but also to link it to a landscape with a reportage bias.

In general, while such clouds will fly across the sky, I will photograph them.

If this happens all summer, then there will be a lot of pictures!