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Impressive! I absolutely love the 5th.
Shamana · 2006-11-21: 15:53
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Moscow with Kreml- beautiful! 1nd and 6th are really original. I like them a lot and I'm impressed!
jozwi · 2006-11-21: 17:16
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2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 look like fairy tale castles :) - great job again - thanks for sharing !
pandorasbox · 2006-11-21: 17:20
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Nice shots, but I really like the 4th with the clock tower.
mugsycat · 2006-11-21: 21:38
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I wish I could go there,you really captured the spirit :)
keturah · 2006-11-21: 23:01
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the 5th,6th and 8th are my favourite...great eye here :O)
briagha · 2006-11-22: 04:40
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I like the 5th shot a lot ...nice job
CaptureAMoment · 2006-11-22: 10:24
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Really nice set! What a place!
Yanko · 2006-11-22: 13:08
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Wonderful photos!
gissa · 2006-11-22: 15:18
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That horseman looks like he might be well suited to command one of my detachments - send him over for next years battle openbelarus! :-)
NovyMir · 2006-11-22: 17:45
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about the 5th photo: it is the cathedral of Rev Basil in the Red Square. Napoleon said he had a great wish to take it to Paris.
openbelarus · 2006-11-22: 19:42
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i like first and 4th shots. They are beautiful.
muratuysal · 2006-11-24: 06:45
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All of these are shots are so interesting. I love seeing architecture and statues and learning about the history. Do you know who is sitting on the horse in the first photo?
gissa · 2006-11-24: 15:46
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to gissa - his name is Georgij Zhukov, the man that took Berlin in 1945
openbelarus · 2006-11-24: 19:09
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these are all so very interesting
KitVicious · 2006-11-24: 20:45
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I agree, # 5 is number 1 to ones eye.
Oceanpeg · 2006-11-29: 06:54
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