Some photos of Russian sceneries in different seasons by the photographer Denis Burdin. Part of them is HDR processed.
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beautifol country. must go and see it.
at #41 there is a tyre in the river.
That’s a bridge
tiny, little bridge, huh? and a cheap one!
Yeah, these are typical Russian landscapes. Love it!
Have you ever been somewhere to Central Russia? Fields, hills, small rivers, some forest, wooden houses – this is typical Russia.
What are you arguing about?! Russia is so much bigger than one type of landscape. Be it forest or fields. As a matter of fact – Russia is the vastness of space. And I think the photos reflect that very well.
(And yes, I’ve been and lived there)
why would someone want to make a picture in the middle of a forest….with a view on a pair of trees??? (to sarah abramov)
It’s my country!!!
Love HDR processing. Everything seems like a ferry tale…
They make nice desktop wallpapers. Does anyone know where to get these in a higher resolution?
Nice pictures, Where are some of these taken. IM hoping to go on a world tour one day. Russia is deffinitly one of the countrys i will go to.
When HDR is done with restraint, this is how good it can be.
Beautiful. Now imagine 30 million Russian and German troops and civilians bleeding and dying there. Get it?
Wow Roger!! I thought the same!!!
Beautiful landscapes, and if you go back 54 years ago we can understand in a small scale what so many russians died fighting for. I imagined walking my butt around that land full of inmaninable ways of getting hurt or die, would I had made it alive? problably not.
Some of the most beautiful land I have seen in 63 years on this planet, and some of the most talented photography of it. I hope the Russian people know what a treasure they have in such a land; and the oceans of blood lost in the Great Patriotic War are amply justified by the land that they saved.
Check http://www.photosight.ru/ownpage.php?authorid=163405 for more pictures
Wow!
Beautiful views.
Love that kind of landscape.
I wonder if I could build a house there?
of course you can
but the nearest sign of civilization will be a substantial amount of kilometers away
by the way, these landscapes are without any doubt very beautiful, I prefer the ones from Karelia (North-West of Russia), e.g. http://nikolkaya.livejournal.com/166821.html
In Amerika, no sign of civilization is when the closest Lexus dealership is 100 miles away.
In Amerika, no sign of civilization is when the closest Lexus dealership is 100 miles away.
Beautiful photography. Must be professional. Who is the photographer.
Looks exactly like Finland.. I wonder if some of the shots are from Karelia.
I think most of the pics are from Central Russia. In Finland and Karelia the landscape has more hills and river banks are different. Really beatiful pictures still!
Apart from maybe Karelia and Lapland, there aren’t that many hills in Finland. It would be nice to have more of them, though, as well as those beautiful river banks. Well, at least we got plenty of lakes.
This is Central Russia (Ryazan)are Volga
Wow, fantastic pics… thanks for the post. Reminds me a lot of Canada.
I was reminded of rural Wisconsin, myself, just a little bit though.
I’d really like to visit Russia some day.
they are wonderful
many thanks to the author!!!
And I live in the north of Siberia. There woods and bogs, the wide rivers and deep lakes. Pure air and the most beautiful sky. Russia my house….
НАША РАША— форева…………………..
Looks just like Ontario.
Nice HDR.
many emotions appearing in mind when looking at these photos.great photos of great country. very impressive!
l8/russia
AMAZING AND WONDERFUL PHOTOGRAPHS OF LANDSCAPES. THANKS.
BEAUTIFUL!
I wanna live in such place , and have internet here.
there*
And all of this russian landscapes looks like landscapes in central Ukraine. You feel really great when u see something like this in real life.Not in photos.