Moscow Russia Through Svetlana's Eyes!

Svet once again was chasing everyone around with her camera:

Photo Below - We make the dogs pay to ride the train in Moscow! :) Well not really, but the dogs are on the trains all the time... But this one looks as though he is use to getting a treat from the cashier!

Photo Below - A monk collecting money for his monastery and three musicians collecting money for themselves! I wonder who collected the most money?

Photo Below - This is one of the most common and best ways to buy fruit and veggies in Moscow, Russia!

Photo Below - If you are not interested in fruit then how about some flowers! You can always find fresh cut flowers everywhere in Moscow Russia...

That is it for today. You just saw a little more of Russia - come back and check because we are always posting original pictures of Russia right here on the Russian Photo Blog!

Waiting For A Train?

Waiting for a Train?

Nope - just waiting for his buddies to quit playing with the tracks!

Is this what you call a guard Dog?

Snow Record in Moscow!

Of course, we could not avoid taking some pictures with a lot of snow! It looked weird even for me (Svet: I live in Moscow since my birth).


A bench almost gone


Watch also a video about: Snowfall record in Russia.

In Russia: The Church and The Smokestack!

They are both together the church and the smokestack... and I felt some harmony looking at them that morning.

Photos of Russian Maslenitsa!

Maslenitsa is here everywhere. You can find a little festivity markets at every Metro stop. Here some pictures how it looks like.

Russia: Just A Walking in the Cold!

Neither Rain, sleet, snow nor -20 below C. Will stop Russians from shopping...

Svetlana took this picture: This is Russia in a nutshell. Bundle up - walk fast - go shopping!

Svet and Kyle

Russian Photo Blog!

comments always welcome.

Russia. Fairy Tale of Winter!

31 December: Ded Moroz in Metro!

As all you know in Russia we don't have Santa Clause who maybe brings gifts to your kids at the Christmas. In Russia we have Grandfather Frost who puts gifts for our kids under Fir Trees. You can read more about our Russian New Year traditions here (Svet Sunday: New Year and Christmas in Russia!). But today I want you to show some pictures of Grandfather Frost (Ded Moroz) whom we met at metro at 31 of December.

It looks like he is going to tell "S Novym Godom!" (Happy New Year) to kids who celebrate New Year Ave in a hiking trip with their parents.

New Years Tree in Vladimir, Russia!

Took this picture while fighting a huge snowstorm.

The tree was a beacon of goodwill to us.

Vladimir is about 179 km from Moscow.

Windows to Russia!

comments always welcome.

Who Shovels Snow in Moscow?

Many times in Moscow you have a Babushka out in the work force shoveling snow. Can anyone say, very tough ladies? This particular day it was -25 degrees below zero Centigrade!