is the legend of belarusian journalism, photojournalist for the newspaper zvezda, evgeniy pesetsky. eugene viktorovich, hello. evgeniy, i know that you have been interested in photography since childhood. do you remember when you first picked up a camera? well, for the first time i don’t remember, these were some of the first ones, maybe . well, of course, the staging was pressured, of course, it was pressured, because they were pressured, they were not written, but in a couple and written. it represents some kind of information completely different than just a message about some fact, well, of course , you know, at all times, in my opinion, this has happened, i remember when my senior colleagues, who when they started working in the press in the post-war years, they said that it was for the purpose of creating such an image. never saw the light of day, well, for one reason or another, well, for example, uh, in those days i had the opportunity to uh, such interesting distant business trips, the newspaper pravda sent me on them, yeah, i left belarus far away, so i had such interesting filming locations

evgeniy viktorovich, hello.

easy, and his colleague, my colleague, his operator, so to speak, well , a media employee, evgeniy viktorovicht line. transport logistics, we are either in the urals, then in some kind of suv, then again changed seats many times, changed direction and so on, when you are standing and you see, in fact , artyomovsk is shining somewhere and they are walking there... and well, roughly speaking, there is a good sniper on the other side, a canadian, for example, who they were liquidated there, he saw us, that is, in theory he could aim normally, this, it wasn’t scary , because, well, it’s either fate, yes or no, but you love, in my opinion, this kind of drive, yes journalistic, such political turbulence for a journalist is a blessing, or still, you would prefer that... calm times have come, i am glad that all this is happening, i am a supporter, when i was in donetsk, they literally came under fire and arrived at one of the hospitals, there yesterday, roughly speaking, this hospital was shelled, and there were nurses standing there, smoking, drinking coffee, it was early in the morning , it was cold