Miscellaneous
On 18th of May 2007, I was with my clients from Canada in Kolomna right before great event for this city - celebrations of the Day of the Slavic Literature and Culture which was on Saints Cyril and Methodius Day on May 24th. Cyril and Methodius, two...
In March 2007 I visited Danilovsky food market (farmer's market) with my client, American photographer - Lynn Freida, where she took some photographs for a special edition of "Departures" magazine (owned by American Express) about Russia. Danilovsky ...
On 17th of August 2007, when I was walking across the Bolshoi Kamenny Most (Big Stone Bridge) to meet my clients near the Armory Museum, I was able to watch a fire in one of the buildings opposite the Kremlin Cathedrals. The other side of the Moscow ...
View on an church and Volga river from hotel "Volga" in Kostroma......
This picture I took on the parking area of the Sheremetyevo-2 (SVO-2) airport during the meeting of my new clients....
On this picture you can see parking area near beautiful Russian style fortress of the Vernisazh flea market....
Contined from "Hot News"dated on Dec 5th 2008. I worked today with my repeat clients from Germany and England and listened to today's news on the car radio. I had tears in my eyes when I heard the respectful words about our patriarch from the va...
On this square you can enjoy an impressive panorama of the central part of Moscow: the White House of the Parliament, the Mayor's Office, and Novy Arbat Street leading up to the foot of the Kremlin....
Moscow is a business and government city, with 10 million people living and working here, and 4 million cars on the roads everyday. It is not unusual to see terrible traffic downtown and on the main roads all around the city. This is the area where...
This strange truck near the entrance into a night club "Sexton" is the part of design of the famous bike center in Moscow. It is a really cool place owned by the leader of one of oldest and most famous groups of bikers "Night Wolfs" with nickname "Hi...
George BonglongHi Arthur, I got across your blog while surfing for russian landscape pictures. I have always been drawn to Russia because of its interesting story of which much of it has been misunderstood by the rest of the world. After reading your commentary about the war in the Caucasus, I agree that the western media gives Russia no chance at explaining itself as expected. But thanks to your site, people who really want to know the complete picture can have access to the other side of Russia which is often not told. I wish you God's blessing and much success in this year 2009.
Regards, rolly
