Molecular photo-kitchen by @barski - The continuity of generations.

Not far from my house where high-rise buildings end and the private sector begins there is one house under the roof of which an ornithologist enthusiast has set up a dovecote and keeps thoroughbred pigeons there.

Every day he releases the pigeons for a walk and they take off into the sky and arrange dizzying races one after another.

And periodically, all the pigeons gathered on the peak of the roof and communicated.

Yes I didn’t hear any words, but I got the impression that something was going on there and it looked like a briefing when an experienced expert in his field transfers his knowledge to the young and inexperienced.

As in any school you can see different students, some listen to the teacher carefully while others are busy with their own affairs.

Someone teases someone and someone breaks up the fight of those who did not share something delicious.

But in these moments, the continuity of generations was observed those moments when knowledge flows from the wise to the stupid.

This happens from year to year and I decided to try to cook a dish of molecular cuisine in which some transition from one to another from transparency to contrast from light to shadow will be noticeable.

All the photographs I used in the work were taken on the same day and it was interesting to see how they fit together.

The background image was a photograph with flowers.

It was a tense moment when the pigeons were disturbed by something.

This photograph is full of some kind of calmness.

Antipathy can be seen in this photograph.

And the last photo gave me some curious looks from the pigeons that followed their fellows who decided to fly.

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Have a blessed day!

Category:	Photography
Camera:	Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300
Location:	Ukraine
Author:	Author @barski. For my publications, I do not use stock photos, it is fundamentally important for me to use for publication photos that I have taken with my own hands, and I can call them - author's works.