Moscow Reminiscence: Personal Photoalbums.

• Frank J. Parolek presents his photographs of Moscow June/July 1997 and Moscow January 1998. All pictures copyright 1997-1998 by Frank J. Parolek. E-mail to: fjparol@erols.com
• Recent photographs by Edward Opp, a Moscow-based photographer. Comments to Edward Opp: edopp@glasnet.ru
• Alexey Dobkin provides a collection of pictures taken inside the Moscow subway, on streets, in shops and inside streetcars in Moscow. Comments to Alexey Dobkin: adobkin@poetic.com
• William Heusmann's well-illustrated diary. He writes at the beginning: "For three weeks in May [1996], I experienced Russian language, culture, history, and everyday life as few tourists ever do. This site will attempt to convey my impressions of the former Soviet Union at this time of great change and uncertainty. While no expert in Russian affairs, I trust these personal experiences may convey some of the essence of this great land." He provides detailed impressions and excellent photos from a three-week university study tour to St. Petersburg, Minsk and Moscow. All images are copyright © 1996 Bill Heusmann (Des Moines, Iowa, USA). Comments to: genevicius@aol.com
• Have you ever visited a dacha in the vicinity of Moscow? Andrey Sebrant presents Moscow Life (index) (1995-96). His highly illustrated diary describes the life-style of sciential intellectuals in Moscow (this diary is maintained by the "Friends and Partners" server in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA). In particular, you can visit: Moscow in December 1995 and October 1995. Comments to Andrey Sebrant: asebrant@glas.apc.org
• Gleb Zverev's art photo collection: black and white silk fashion and other pictures about Moscow. Copyright © 1996. E-mail to Gleb Zverev: gzverev@itre.ncse.edu
• Deb and Nate Lipsen's illustrated description of their trip to Moscow, Novgorod and St.Petersburg. (May 1-11, 1996)
• Konstantin Voschanov's personal photo gallery. Includes mostly landscapes and parks of Moscow (Winter, 1996). All contents are copyright © 1995, 1996 by Konstantin Voschanov. Comments to: kost@online.ru
• Amy Kunhard's collection of slides. She is a photographer at the Topeka Capital Journal. Her slides document the life of ordinary people in Moscow, June of 1995. This slide show is a part of the Treasures of the Czars Exhibition in the Kansas International Museum.
• Michael Scott's year in Russia: description and pictures (September 1994 - June 1995). A significant part of his diary is devoted to Moscow: "It is a chaotic swirl of people, a rushing mass, a thousand villages forced together under one name and under no one's direction. It is the both the best planning and the worst made manifest. It is apocalyptic, fantastic, and endlessly fascinating... Follow the link and find out more about his experience. Michael Scott is a senior student at Portland State University, Oregon, USA. Comments to: michaels@wnstar.com.
• Michael G. William's illustrated travel journal: December 28, 1994 - January 7 1995. Comments to Michael G. Williams: michael@unc.edu
• Herbert Groot Jebbink's private collection: views inside the subway, around the Kremlin and other views of Moscow. © Copyright Herbert Groot Jebbink. E-mail to: hgj@xs4all.nl

• This is a collection of photographs taken by Karin Schudel, who went to Russia during the summer of 1994. Here I present two parts of her collection: Places (6 pictures) and People (4 pictures). Each part contains superb black and white photos (implemented as small inline .GIF images.). All scans were done by David Woodward. He also organised this exhibition.
• Photography collection by Eric Douglas (Knoxville, Tennessee, USA). The photographs were taken predominantly in the Moscow Region (1993-94). "It is important to make the rest of the world aware of the heart, spirit and soul of the people of Russia, a country that has long remained a mystery to those in the West," he said. Prints of the photographs, along with others are available for sale. Contact Eric Douglas: ericd@citynet.net
• Robert M. Birkenes relates a brief story about living and working in Russia (August 1992 - June 1994) and what he learnt about the country. Copyright Robert M. Birkenes (Bloomington, Indiana, USA). Comments to: birkene@indiana.edu
• Steven R. Van Hook, former executive producer for a Moscow-based TV news bureau, presents his on-line Moscow Reporter's Notebook featuring the final months of the Soviet Union in 1990-91 and accompanied by a Moscow Photo Album. Copyright © 1995 Steven R. Van Hook (Santa Barbara, California, USA). E-mail to: wwmr@west.net
• View from an apartment: snow in Moscow. This photo is provided on the Mira server by Gregory Trubetskoy. E-mail to: grisha@mira.com

• Sergei Naumov's collection of postcards with pictures from Moscow. Each page of his collection contains 4 or 5 inline images (40-50K per image). E-mail to Sergei Naumov: serge@sunsite.oit.unc.edu

• Alexei Marshakov (Blacksburg, Virginia, USA) provides several photos and paintings illustrating different eras in the history of Moscow and modern views of places of interest. Separate links to some of his images are available from the history page and page with other views of Moscow. Comments to Alexei Marshakov: marshako@aoe.vt.edu

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