A photographer who has conquered the Arctic ice and the Moscow metro will share stories that remained behind the scenes. Landscape and travel are two elements in which Anton Agarov feels particularly at home. His works have been published in reputable publications, become part of large-scale photo projects, and adorned the carriages of the Moscow metro. He has victories in prestigious photo contests, including the Global Arctic Awards, the "Golden Turtle," and The Best of Russia. At the meeting as part of the "Photo Wednesday" program, the photographer will explain how a passion for travel and photography gave birth to a visual language that is understood without translation. Why the same location can look banal or magical - it all depends on perspective, light, and mood. Anton will explain how to build a composition so that even a random shot becomes expressive and will share examples from his own expeditions. A separate part of the conversation will be dedicated to competitions and expert work. Participants will learn how to present their work to catch the jury's attention, what mistakes beginner photographers often make, and what organizers of photo contests pay attention to today. Where to go in Moscow on weekends will be suggested by our website.