It is possible to do evocation outdoor just drawing simple normal circle for necromonicon evocations?
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You can do evocations anywhere 
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But what about circle?
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The circle could be drawn on the ground or a sort of carpet, “plowed” or formed with a substance. No need to embellish it, the geometrical figure may suffice, although it’s possible (also for indoor use, of course) to add some elements called the astronomical cross, the external and internal squares etc.
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If we are talking about Simon Necronomicon practices I seem to remember the author mentioning that the ancients preformed nearly all their work stark naked and under the open sky. In one of the chapters he specifically mentions doing rituals on top of old temples as opposed to in them. I actually do the vast majority of all my work outside myself. Incense can get tricky sometimes, though. When I want a lot of smoke (situation dependent) I just use multiple coals. You can actually get a neat effect by burning incense blends as their individual components on multiple coals, i.e. instead of a frankincense and myrrh blend put the frankincense on one coal and the myrrh on another. The components all have their own flash points and oil contents, so sometimes the smokes can “dance” with each other. I have gotten some great trance effects with this, especially in low light.
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If you get/are fit enough, you are free to do some sexy rituals 
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okay i done it with red brick really thin line red what i can add there its only avaible place and write in pain what i can add there i will evoke Barashakushu
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In my opinion everything that people do in a ritual is not necessary or required. The ritual is only meant to enhance the immersion.
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Great choice with Barashakushu! So I would draw a second circle around the first. When you call your Watcher place the sword in between the boundaries of the inner and outer circles. Also, I would denote the four cardinal points, especially north. That is where it says to place your altar in the Book of Calling. For incense, pine is easy to find in some form nearly anywhere, so that should not be an issue. If you are in an area where cedar is hard to access then juniper is a fine substitute. Other than that, enjoy your experience! You can get a lot more in depth, but as John Doe said above, it really is a matter of immersion. The only exception to that is that I would perform the exorcism (banishing) in the BoC before your evocation. If nothing else, I consider it the equivalent of preparing a comfortable environment before I have a guest in my home.
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Damn I know like 70% that you wrote im from Poland about circle swords other things paint please this in paper or paint(program) and send me 
please, i can use salt for banishing?
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Yes. it can help and it is part of the process in the book.
Juniper:
Pine:
Double Circle, Sword NE, Altar N:
Use this exorcism (starts on page 99) before evocation:
Hope this helps!
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Thanks for you now i know everything but tell me what book it is becourse i have 2 books necromonicons from 1586 and one got 600 pages got medieval style words 2nd got 86pages and is on yellow paper like pergamin now i found good book i found everythig 
thank you:)
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Here is a photo of the book I was referencing:
Can you show a photo of the books you are using?
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It is pdf format books i wound translated Polish version now and i seraching Space To do my first ritual becourse my wife got new dog and i need to serach new space
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Are you near any forests? There is amazing energy in nearly every forest.
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I have own forest but nearly is huge forest but there died like 5-10 thousands of jews becourse nazi ,google,Kleczew" in Poland Wielkopolska you will see how much forests are
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Those fuckers. Just the same, I would explore. Perhaps there is a place special to you full of sympathetic spirits.
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