Andrew Moore is an American photographer born in 1957 who was travelling across Russia in 2000-2004 and made a number of amazing pictures reflecting the contradictory nature of the country.
Kiev.
A subway station in Saint-Petersburg.
An apartment in Simferopol.
Vologda.
A guard’s room in Siberia.
Krasniye Vorota Metro Station in Moscow.
Sakhalin island.
Celebrating the feast of the Trinity in Pskov.
A sanatorium in Yalta.
Yalta.
The Opera Theater in Irkutsk.
A bear and Vladimir, lake Baikal.
The Feropontov convent.
The Academician Fedorov icebreaker is at reconstruction.
Winter fishing.
The Palace Square in Saint-Petersburg.
A 13-storey building in Arkhangelsk.
A weapon warehouse in Saint-Petersburg.
Irkutsk.
A repair shop.
A military polygon in Pskov.
A red piano in Artek Children’s Camp.
A museum of astronauts in Artek Camp.
A night-club in Krasnoyarsk.
All-Union Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy in Moscow.
via etoday
give us all pictures.
Yeah, where is everything?
Technical difficulties beyond control…
did you link to outside server images? lol…
And the others?
he is pretty awesome, i have two of his photo books.
A pig will always find a mud puddle. Usually, it’s British, who are desperately looking for some deteriorating places like some shown above to say – “This is all that Russia now is”. They really should look out for chavs crowding all their cities outside London.
“Apig will always find a mud puddle” i love this saying ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! British = scavengers
i have a book simply called ‘Russia’ with all these pictures. Quite nice but basically, any tourist with a deluxe camera can make these, you just have to be there.
Prosto super !! Bolshoe spasibo !!
wow Russia is such a beautiful country would love to go there some day,The subway looks like its in a castle so beautiful.
I agree with you Marie
presenter of this article had awfull marks in geography at school naming ukrainian cities as a part of russia lol. Though photos are good anyway
The author of this post forgot to put the 2\3 of the other photos, which is a bigger problem…