8.03.2010
Moscow and Yerevan Photo Diary
Moscow recorded the highest temperature in her modern history. The air of Moscow was very foggy, and even hard to breath.
One of the icon of Eastern Orthodox, which looks like Mandara
Eastern Cross in an old church
In the national museum, I found interesting pottery, which looks like Japanese Jomon pottery
Kremlin
I was too late to say hi to Lenin. It closes at 1PM!
When I was walking on the street, a window glass fell just in front of me from the 5th floor of the apartment. Because of high temperature, everyone keep their windows open. Anyway, it was a way too dangerous, and I felt I was not welcomed in Moscow (I could be seriously injured if I walk 2 second earlier)
Main market street of Moscow
Subway in Moscow is so deep!
I flew from Moscow to Yerevan, Armenia
An Aquarius statue in Armenian zodiac
I visited the studio of Ara Haytayan
Ara welcomed me with his family
Children's graffiti in Armenia, it reminds me the one in Brassai, and also Japanese children's game.
Illumination of the fountain at the Republic square
Blue Mosque in Yerevan, one of the rare mosque in Yerevan
View of the old Market
Sergei Parajanov Museum
Excellent collages on La Gioconda
Parajanov’s drawing while he was in jail
Opening at Modern Art Museum
I visited the ruin of old city
I found the pottery with water line figure
Genocide Memorial on the top of the hill
Oldest Armenian Church built in 318AD
Cupola was an invention of Armenian
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