One evening in the Heart of the City - Part One

Good morning dear Friends and Photography Lovers🙌📸

Night fell quietly, and the city calmed down. In the park, hidden between the buildings and the hustle and bustle of the street, I found my peace. A silence that is not desolate, but filled with the whisper of leaves, distant footsteps, and sounds that belong only to the night.

This is exactly how my evening began when, after a hard day, I took my camera in my hands and went out into the city, or rather into the park in the very center of my city.

So, let's go see this silence

The lights are soft, scattered along the paths like stars that have decided to descend closer to the ground. Every shadow, every reflection carries something special — warmth, tranquility, a silence that embraces the soul.

I sat for a while on a bench that seemed to remember all the stories of this world. Stories of those in love, those lost, those who waited, those who left. The trees above me rustled gently, as if telling me their version of a silent night.

I was sitting in a park that sleeps with the city. The benches still hold the warmth of old conversations, and the trees rustle with truths we didn't have time to say.
Around me, lights that don't blink, and inside me, thoughts that don't rest.
The night is quiet, but in that silence there is everything — sadness, memories, and hope.

Just me, the night, and the city breathing more slowly.

And that was enough.
More than enough.

Yes, that was more than enough for that evening, but also for today's post. I took the photos with a Nikon D750, 50mm lens, f/1.8, ISO value and shutter speed in manual mode varying according to the lighting. Last night I only processed them as necessary in Photoshop and here they are this morning.

👋👋 @goga22