Random photos
The thousand-sheet beautiful fountain "Stone Flower" on the All-Russia Exhibitio...
Russian style porcelain "Gzhel" at the craft market Vernisazh.
Gzhel is the na...
Client: Diane & Ian Fisher
I was quite excited with my current client from New York (USA) when today, durin...
This picture I took on the parking area of the Sheremetyevo-2 (SVO-2) airport du...
No visit to Moscow would be complete without a quick visit to what was, for much...
The first wooden Triumphal Arch was built in Moscow beside the Tver Gates (end o...
This picture I took using telephoto lenses and tripod from the hill, nearby the ...
The old style pedestrian bridge, called Patriarchy Most (Eng: Patriarch's Bridge...
Client: Lisa & Dave Alexander
Client: Hiro Yoshida & Sean Gillis
The building of House of Russia Government (so-called Russian "White House") was...
Client: Patty, Michelle, Dawn and Pier
Between Manezhnaya Square and Alexander Upper Garden
Here is the picture of Russian jewelry boxes with lacquer miniature painting whi...
The Cathedral of the Assumption is the Kremlin's oldest and most important churc...
The Russian wooden hand made chess at the craft market "Vernisazh"
Russia is fa...
When I walked at the All-Russian Exhibition center the Fountain of Friendship of...
The Grotto (1755-61) by F. Argunov was a resting/cooling place for guests on hot...
Between Manezhnaya Square and Alexander Upper Garden
Random customer's Responses & Recommendations.
You are welcome to visit web site of Moscow Guide Arthur Lookyanov.
Kenneth D'Alessandro, EMS Program DiFrom: Pittsburgh, PA United States
Date: 2006-02-07 09:09:19
Thank you so much for all of your services. I was very thankful to be in such good hands. From the time I arrived until my departure, your services and concern were great! Thank you so much for everything you did to make my stay and transportation worry free. I would recommed your service to any who are traveling to Moscow. I hope to return in the warmer season and will certainly be using your service. Thanks again, Ken D'Alessandro