Marina Tsaregorodtseva
I was born in Russia, in 2009 moved to the UK where currently living. Moving to another country had a huge impact on my life: inability to share experiences and impressions with my family kind of forced me to restrain my feelings. That’s why you can notice two ideas in my work: on one hand, I’d like to show the world and share what impressed me, and on the other hand photography is my way of splashing out personal emotions through abstraction.
Still life photography
One Photo Story
8 October 2020
Still life photography
The still life photographer makes pictures rather than takes them. Creativity is the foundation of still life photography
Summer heat
One Photo Story
6 July 2020
Summer heat
How is it even possible to photograph something that you can’t touch, something that you can only feel… like summer heat? Abstract art like a visual language of emotions
Greetings from afar
One Photo Story
27 June 2020
Greetings from afar
Everyone communicates differently: daily texts, occasional phone calls, long video chats - modern technology helps a lot… But what about a happy surprise with personal touch among the usual junk mails and bills - a post card? I’m the kind of person who runs to check my post box every…
Reflections
One Photo Story
25 June 2020
Reflections
“There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.”Edith Wharton People we meet are our reflections. Everyone is a teacher to us: someone teaches us to be stronger, some shows us what it is to be happy and enjoy every day. Special…
Pin it for Later
One Photo Story
11 June 2020
Pin it for Later
This photograph is inspired by my dream to see the Claude Monet’s garden. The positive thing of isolation - imagination runs wild! So even though plans should be adapted - the goal is stays the same.
Orbit
One Photo Story
4 June 2020
Orbit
My dream of space begins in childhood. I remember the astrology class at school and my first star atlas. Beckoning night sky! especially in winter, because it gets dark very early and stars seem brighter in a crisp air. How many stars and constellations are above our heads!
