Evgeny Golubev, I agree with you, Evgeny, this kind of framing is justified; the tightness works for the story, and it would be nice if there were more people in the cabin, even if they were facing away...The photo would be more believable. Thank you.
Evgeny Golubev, I agree with you, Evgeny, this framing is justified; the tightness enhances the story, and it would be nice if there were more people in the car, even if they were facing away...The photo would have been more believable. Thank you.
Vladimir Ermolaev, You could just change the title and everything would fall into place.
It brings back memories of the good old Soviet buses, where the driver always announced the stop, and the conductors walked around, sometimes barely squeezing between passengers on the overcrowded bus, selling tickets, constantly warning them that there was a security check. I haven't had the chance to ride one of these myself, but I know from hearsay from those who have. You won't find such antiques on the roads these days. In Astrakhan, both trams and trolleybuses have long since been discontinued, and there are literally three bus routes: 19, 25, and 31. The rest are minibuses. And the Work, like the model, is a good, nostalgic ride! I recommend it!
I haven't had the chance to ride one of these myself, but I know from hearsay from those who have. You won't find such antiques on the roads these days. In Astrakhan, both trams and trolleybuses have long since been discontinued, and there are literally three bus routes: 19, 25, and 31. The rest are minibuses.
And the Work, like the model, is a good, nostalgic ride! I recommend it!