The village is like any other one of its kind, the only landmark here is the Peter and Paul bridge across Sheksna opening large vistas northwards and southwards. Here I publish results of two trips separated by one year. In October 2019 weather conditions proved extreme, not just to say unfavourable for landscape photography, so I had refrained from processing and publishing those shots till making a new, more successful series, from the same observation spots. On 2.10.2020 better opportunities turned up, though a clear sky is not a desirable option anyway. Here I merged both series. That would be excellent taking panoramic images here at dusk, but I have typically driven by this place either in a midday or too late, even at night. May be, if a time gap turns up some day.
St. Peter
and Paul bridge view from a former ferry pier:
The cruise ship "Alexander Pushkin" is approaching. The ship was built in 1974 in Austria and still operational.
A northward view from the pier:
A warm picture:
A series of northward views from the bridge:
A series of southward views. The first pano is overtly unsuccessful, but may it exist. In 2020 better images were taken:
The southern part of Ivanov Bor:
The album "Ivanov Bor" at Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/145110086@N08/albums/72157717731842801
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