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Captured during a family journey across Georgia in June 2012, this photograph documents a serendipitous moment on the Black Sea coast. As the sun dipped toward the horizon in Batumi, a sudden, dramatic cloud formation interrupted the clear sky, creating a striking natural composition. Lacking a tripod, the photographer ingeniously utilized a dinner plate on a restaurant table to stabilize the camera for the long-range shot. This image is award-worthy for its masterful capture of fleeting atmospheric conditions, demonstrating how technical resourcefulness and an observant eye can transform a casual travel moment into a compelling, evocative landscape study.
Born in Kyiv in 1967, Sergiy Kadulin balances a distinguished career in the information technology sector with a profound, lifelong devotion to photography. His creative journey began with vintage film cameras, eventually evolving through formal training at the Kyiv School of Photography and the New York Institute of Photography. Specializing in travel and landscape imagery, Kadulin utilizes his lens as a medium to share his deep appreciation for the natural world and human connection, consistently seeking personal growth through his artistic practice.
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