Photographer Olga Kholkina will talk about how landscape shots are created, why light, anticipation, and perspective are important. The audience will have the opportunity to take a closer look at the photographs from the project "The Huge World is Open and Inviting." The meeting is part of the exhibition "The Huge World is Open and Inviting." Landscape photography is close to Olga Kholkina, where slowness, lighting choices, returning to familiar points, and careful anticipation of the desired state of space are essential. The photographer will discuss her work with the frame at the meeting with listeners who are passionate about photography. It will be interesting for those who love photography, follow modern exhibition projects, or try to shoot themselves. Here you can learn how the artist searches for a plot, why they return to beloved places, how they work with series, and why even dynamic scenes require inner focus. The project is organized by the Art Project #REVERberation with the support of the "Moscow Encyclopedias" Foundation. The exhibition organizers are Evgeny Zhilyaev and Elena Matyushina. You can find out where to go with children in Moscow on KudaGo.