Valery Shchekoldin is an outstanding Russian photographer and a classic of documentary photography.
In the picture: ‘Ulyanovsk. Farewell Bell. 1979′.
‘Tver Region. 1981′.
‘Zagorsk, the Moscow Region. 1981′.
‘Ulyanovsk. 1970′.
‘Tatarstan. 1979′.
‘Tatarstan. 1980′.
‘Moscow. May 9th, 1976′.
‘Ulyanovsk Region. 1989′.
‘Dubosekovo, the Moscow Region. May 8th, 1984′.
‘Moscow. 1970′.
‘Ulyanovsk. 1978′.
‘Ulyanovsk. 1975′.
‘Suslonger Village, Chuvashia. May 1st, 1968′.
‘Ulyanovsk. 1981′.
‘Birthday of Pioneer Organization’. Ulyanovsk, 1975.
‘Ulyanovsk Region. 1994′.
‘Ulyanovsk Region. 1991′.
‘Mednoe Village, the Ulyanovsk Region. 1991′.
‘Tatarstan. 1980s’.
‘Ulyanovsk Region. The cat’s funeral. 1997′.
‘Ulyanovsk. 1976′.
‘Ulyanovsk. 1976′.
‘Ulyanovsk Region. 1993′.
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Whenever I want to see white people living in extreme poverty, I can always count on English Russia to bring me the goods.
Have white people upset you..?
To see extreme poverty, I can count to walk around my ‘hood. If you can skip the drug dealers and trailer park hoes.
‘Ulyanovsk. 1976′. Translation = lady drank too much and must be supported by friends.
Criminal Totalitar Regime!
Excellent photography! Everyday life in the USSR.
Great photos from another era. Only the trams look the same!