Documentary photographer Sergey Militsky will share the story of his journey, showcase theatrical and museum series, and explain how a shot turns into a story. For Sergey Militsky, photography is a way to live, think, and view the world. At the meeting, he will talk about how his first film camera in childhood influenced his career choice, his work in a photo lab, studying under Yuri Evzerikhin, collaborating with major publications, and leading the photo department of the State Historical Museum. Sergey will pay special attention to theatrical and museum photography. He will share secrets of working in a space where every object is already laden with history and meaning. Guests will see photo series shot in halls and behind the scenes and learn how archive shots, posters, and author projects differ. He will also discuss urban photography, how a photographer's perspective changes when they step outside without a clear assignment but with a desire to explore the rhythm of the space: the lines of buildings, textures, reflections in shop windows. Sometimes entire photo series grow out of random observations. The format will suit anyone interested in photography and wanting to learn more about the work of a professional photographer. KudaGo features the current program in Moscow.