On August 25, on the second floor of the exhibition hall of the Voronezh Regional Art Museum named after I.N. Kramskoy, the opening of the exhibition “Voronezh Region – the land of Peter I” took place.

The event was attended by the museum administration, the authors of the exhibition – graduates of the Vladimir Golub Photography School, members of the Voronezh Fotum photo club – and numerous photography enthusiasts.

The exhibition, dedicated to the 350th anniversary of the birth of Peter I, was opened by Acting director of the museum Yulia Zaichenko and the head of the author’s Photo School, the Photographic Center and the Fotum photo Club Vladimir Golub. Yulia Nikolaevna greeted the guests and expressed her gratitude to the participants of the exhibition.

Vladimir Alexandrovich noted that the landscapes of the Voronezh Region and the name of Peter the Great are inextricably linked. And first of all, these are the magnificent expanses of the Don River. The curator shared that it is very difficult to photograph a good landscape, to take a photo that would not be fleeting. And he is very glad that there are real masters among the students of the Fotum photo club.

Vladimir Golub noticed that the exhibition is a melody. And each work included in the exhibition is a note. And just as you can collect completely different melodies from notes, so you can form exhibitions that are different from each other from photographs.  Vladimir Alexandrovich expressed hope that the melody called “Voronezh Region – Peter the Great’s land” will appeal to all guests.

The exhibition presents 42 photographs of Voronezh photographers.

On September 3, at 14:00, a large lecture by Vladimir Golub “Landscape Photography” (16+) will be held in the museum, where the master will discuss with the guests the technique of photography, its composition, the main mistakes of inexperienced photographers, the secrets of photo processing and presentation of finished work in interiors. At the end of the event, a curatorial tour of the exhibition “Voronezh Region – Peter the Great’s Land” will take place. Details and tickets are here.

The exhibition will last until September 11.