Photographs of Misha Maslennikov are never the same. He shows either a small episode of a person’s life woven of unique moments that undergo magic changes right in front of your eyes or moments of his transformation that reveal how he has changed in time. You will see either one small place or become familiarise with vast georgraphy of the theme in general.
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Sacred spring in the rays of dawn, Leningrad region.
Altai Republic.
Thunderstricken, Altai Republic.
Father Gabriel, Kemerovo region.
Preparing hay for winter, Altai Republic.
Crossing the river, Moscow region.
In the field, Rostov region.
Driving, Leningrad region.
Artefacts, Moscow region.
A Cossack, Rostov region.
A Cossack woman, Rostove region.
Cleaning fish, Rostove region.
A dragonfly, Altai Republic.
We’ll manage anything! Rostov region.
Shallow waters, Rostov region.
Cutting hair, Altai region.
Attention, Moscow region.
Next to the gate, Kirov region.
An abbot, Kirov region.
Diving, Rostov region.
The person was freed from the prison, joined a monastery and looks happy now.
A hand, Rostov region.
Let’s smoke for a while, Rostov region.
Circles in the sand, Moscow region.
Sitting on a bench, Leningrad region.
Drawing at a Sunday-school, Ivanovo region.
A happy hunter, Chukotka.
Good morning, Karelia.
Swimmers, Chukotka.
At the crossroad, Rostov region.
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More than a photographer, he is an artist.
I love these post of timeless fotos of everyday life.
Thank you for these superb photographs. People make the best photo subjects!
Great photos. Thanks!
Great shots! Like ‘shallow waters’ and ‘Sacred spring in the rays of dawn’
Magnifique. Quel photographe de talent !
hunter has not bad gun,,,)))
Karelia is all sorts of hot.
Nice pics of a nice country
Russia is a real great country
Very Nice
The First girl is SO beautiful, it makes me want to be there.
Had I not been told where the pics were taken, I couldn’t have determined if these were NATO, CES, allies or former enemies!
Hey Jeffers, they are all just people. This simple fact that we are all just people is what makes wars so ugly.
So, it doesn’t really matter where the pictures were taken, now does it? Since when did a smile require any translation?
Good comment OldBikr
Do they have electricity and running waters?
Mercal
No they don’t Mercal. They are Russian, so obviously they have to be desperately poor.
My mother and her family fled from Karelia during the war. Later she came to Sweden and I was born and lives in the western standard. Sometimes I wonder if she had not fled.
I like this bw photos , the look so unreal, like 60 or 70s
cats waiting for fish