Selfies on a Saint Petersburg canal bridge, summer morning

This is a medium shot, eye-level, outdoor photograph of a bronze sculpture of an open book with human-like arms and legs, sitting on a wooden bench. The sculpture is dark brown, with two oval eyes and thin, arched eyebrows carved into the face of the book. Its arms are bent at the elbows, with hands resting on its lap. Its legs are extended forward, with feet dangling over the edge of the bench. The bench is made of light-colored wood with visible grain and is supported by a dark metal frame. A small, open booklet with illustrations is placed on the bench to the right of the sculpture. The background consists of a beige, textured wall with horizontal and vertical lines, suggesting it is part of a building. The ground in front of the bench is covered with small, grey pebbles. The scene is brightly lit, indicating it is daytime. This sculpture is located on Nevsky Prospekt in Saint Petersburg, Russia. It is a part of the "Shelf" monument, created by artist Leonid Melnik.

The image shows a woman with dark hair and nose and ear piercings, wearing a black top and a silver bracelet, holding a book with a red wax seal. She has tattoos on her arms. She is standing on a sidewalk next to a building with orange and pink facade and Cyrillic lettering on it. The text "ПАДЕНИЯ ИЗ МЕТЕОРИТОВ" which translates to "FALLS FROM METEORITES" is visible on the building. Cars are parked along the street in the background, with a pedestrian fence separating the sidewalk from the street. The sky is blue with scattered clouds and a tree is visible to the right of the woman. The environment suggests a sunny day in an urban setting, likely a street in Saint Petersburg, Russia, given the Cyrillic text and architectural style.

A street view of a cafe with outdoor seating in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The cafe is situated on the ground floor of a weathered, grey stone building with ornate architectural details. Ivy and other plants are growing on the facade and in wooden planters. There are several wooden tables and benches on the sidewalk, arranged for outdoor dining. A sign with Cyrillic text is visible in the background, indicating the establishment's name. The sky is overcast, suggesting a cool, temperate climate. The overall scene depicts a charming and green urban setting, characteristic of many European cities.

The image shows a hand holding open a booklet against a reddish-brown textured wall. The wall is painted with large, white stylized letters spelling out "Текс" (Text in Russian). Above the letters, there are white chalk-like annotations including "Кернинг" (Kerning), "Очке" (Ochke - likely a typo for Ochi or "eyes" in reference to font design), and "кегль (высота кегельной площадки)" (Kegel - font size, height of the body). There are also faint lines and arrows indicating design principles related to typography. The booklet displays red stamped images and text. The left page has three square stamps. The top stamp shows an angel holding a cross, with the text "Петропавловская крепость" (Peter and Paul Fortress) and "20", "год петербургской культуры" (year of Petersburg culture). The middle stamp depicts a building facade. The bottom stamp shows a row of wooden structures. The right page of the booklet has a stamp with text that includes "Центр книги и графики" (Center for Books and Graphics) and an illustration of a book with eyes, sitting on a bench. Below this is an address: "Литейный, 55 г. Санкт-Петербург" (Liteyny, 55, St. Petersburg). The overall scene suggests an art installation or exhibition related to typography and the cultural heritage of St. Petersburg. The booklet appears to be a program or guide for the exhibition. The lighting suggests an indoor environment.