The Moscow City (МоÑква-Сити) complex, June 8, 2007.
The photographer, an American expat named Tom Kiehn, works in the building on the left.
The view from Moscow City, 9:30 p.m. May 10, 2007
A church near Chistye Prudy, June 7, 2007
A poster bashing Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov on the Metro, June 8, 2007
A crosswalk near Gorky Park and Andreevsky Most, June 22, 2007
Near Gorky Park and Andreevsky Most, June 22, 2007
Girls sitting on a pier near Gorky Park and Andreevsky Most, June 22, 2007
Looking across the Moskva River at a mockup of the Soviet space shuttle, June 22, 2007
A vodka bottle found on the side of the street, June 22, 2007
Short guy standing next to a tall gal in high heels, June 22, 2007
Poster advertising a concert, June 22, 2007
Sign on the door of a barbershop that says: "please close the door, the AC is on", July 18, 2007
This graffiti is meant to look like the emergency telephones in the Moscow Metro and reads:
"Emergency communication with God - press the button and speak", July 21, 2007
Packed in like sardines - passengers on the Moscow Metro, September 4, 2007
Cobblestones in Red Square, September 4, 2007
To view more of Tom's photos, click here for his Flickr page or check out his blog at www.digenis.org.
All photos taken by Tom Kiehn using a Sony DSC-P10 digital camera.
© 2007 All rights reserved. Photos republished with permission.
Nice pics! More beautiful than I remember it! Gone are the good ol' days of the paranoic totalitarian state; (remember folks the one that arrested people for such pics?) replaced by social-capitalism with a human face at last!!! Sigh, I guess all the paranoiacs (mostly from Germany) moved to D.C. and rule the NSA. But are they here to stay? When will we get there (the vision of the humanity friendly future) and how (by what Path)??????
Czeslaw Milosz would be wonderstruck!
great pics!! I like it!