An exhibition of young photographers works opened in Irkutsk, featuring about 100 photos by 33 authors aged 12 to 17. Over the year, under photographer Marina Svinina, they shot outdoors on old city streets and at Lake Baikal, learning to capture the moment, inspiration, and emotions.
A total of about 100 works by 33 authors are presented. Their ages range from 12 to 17 years old. Over the course of the year, novice photographers under the guidance of the well-known Irkutsk photographer Marina Svinina gathered for plein air sessions, which took place on the old streets of Irkutsk and on Lake Baikal.— The most important thing is that there is interest. To capture the moment. The main thing is that there is inspiration. And you need to convey emotions, says photographer Ekaterina.
— Modern photography belongs to those children, to them. They were born, and I believe they brought these technologies with them. And the knowledge of how to use these technologies is within them. It just needs to be awakened, says exhibition curator Marina Svinina.