In the very beginning thinking about going public I used to question myself - you don't need this for living, then why? Is it not enough to just work for yourself and friends, get satisfaction out of this, not burbening yourself with obligations and such?...

I think the answer is in the fact I continiously felt that it is something out there may improve me and my works. So I stepped to unknown world to....
To smell the appraisal, to survive the criticism. 
To understand the ways a creation goes, which paths it chooses and which avoids.
To find out what other people accept and what they dislike and which concept I’m closer to.

Do I have something might be interesting to people? Hope, yes.
Could my view of the world add a little to the whole picture? Hope, yes. 

Finally – what I wanted entering this world? Back then I would think - I am satisfied if  people would say:  “Your works, dude, are OK, they are honest and sharp, they encourage and inspire”.

And if they finish this by saying - "I buy it!", then I'm completely happy :-)

Sergey Kireev Photography
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