The photographs convey the mood of the ancient city through soft light and blurred outlines reminiscent of picturesque watercolors. The project reveals Galina Bronnikova's perspective on architecture and space, where photography becomes a way to feel time and silence. Before the viewer unfolds the image of an ancient city, where familiar outlines seem to dissolve in light and air. The photographs convey a special state of space - slow, slightly blurred, filled with inner peace. The focus is on an area with an ancient history, where white churches, merchant houses, and narrow streets form a cohesive, living landscape. Galina Bronnikova works with the monocle technique, allowing for softness of the image and barely perceptible flickering of light. As a result, the frames resemble watercolor works, where the importance lies not in the precision of details, but in the feeling of the moment. Photography becomes a way to hear the city: quiet streets, the breath of rivers, reflections in the water, and light that changes familiar shapes. In these works, there is no rush - only careful observation and an attempt to capture the elusive state of the surrounding world. The current poster of St. Petersburg is presented on KUDAGO.