Manezh Square fountain, October 2010 I couldn’t resist commemorating a snowy silhouette of this equestian fountain in Manezh Square. You first saw what it looks like in October 2010. And this is...
#1, Mokhovaya St #2, State Historical Museum I promised to show Moscow Christmas trees that were apparently waiting for me to take photos of them, and here we go. I’ll let you follow my route on...
January 19 (that’s tomorrow) is Epiphany, or the Baptism of Our Lord. All over Moscow there are numerous spots for those who’d like to dip into the ice-cold water. The idea is that on Epip...
Skaters, November 1901 Skaters, January 1902 These postcards from my family archive have just marked their anniversaries: one turned 110 years last November, another just recently, on January 3...
by F. T. This is the kind of jewellery that I think is designed to be worn on a night out, so that when you are leaving a bar at quarter to four in the morning you don’t have to worry about anyo...
Russian dolls are rightly considered one of the most recognisable symbols of Russia, and it comes as no surprise that even at the Moscow Design Week 2011 Jacopo Foggini dedicated his installation to t...
An Orthodox vertep at the Cathedral of the Ascension of Christ I took the photo of a vertep yesterday at the Church of Ascension of Christ in 36, Bolshaya Nikitskaya St. It is a beautiful church in Cl...
The missing part Full view You already know that I adore the Moscow State University building. If I ever get the chance to live nearby so as to see it from my windows regularly, I’ll grab it wit...
As you are preparing to celebrate Christmas and are cozying up for Christmas Eve, here are a few photos I took the other day in Vorobyovy Gory. There are many natural Christmas trees growing in the Mo...
I went to the Moscow Tourism Week in October 2011. You may have heard about it, or maybe even attended one. Tourism Weeks take place globally several times a year, not dissimilar to Book Fairs. They a...