Nick_Yasnopolsky

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Once walking in Glasgow (the only time I was there) I found this fabric roofs. Something infinite in its geometry and materiality, don't you think?...
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Once walking in Glasgow (the only time I was there) I found this fabric roofs. Something infinite in its geometry and materiality, don't you think?
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Mar, 2017

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Creative Winter Award

Curator's Selection

Peer Choice Award

Superb Composition

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Peer Award

+8

Outstanding Creativity

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Top Choice

+5

Absolute Masterpiece

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It was found behind the columns of entry to Hawk Moscow metro station. You think that after the columns is something important. Here it is the other w

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This one is in Moscow. After reconstruction a lot of glass appeared nearby, creating a strange feel of modernity and surreality here (maybe there is n

It's quite usual place - common entry to Moscow Metro station. But the light cuts the space showing its scale. Someone has just exited the area.

I think it's some kind philosophic. What is after the photographer in the photography? It is something just unclear connected with his own based

The process of city reconstruction is hidden behind this. Transparent picture and some clear structure (without real changes for years in Russia).

...Is Moscow Garage Museum. All the young girls inside wears black outfit.

...Or something like it. Looks as if the lights were made especially to demonstrate the true spirit of Stalinist skyscraper and state power.

The joy

Taken from the bridge, I can't believe it's real.

There is one museum in Moscow, whose architecture is always better than exhibitions inside. I wonder if they would seem better the other way in shatte

What do we see? Doesn't matter.
What it feels like? Like something huge, like Italian Dolomites or American Canyons as for me. I don't know

Remebering photos of the great artist Ellsworth Kelly.

It's "seasons", it is just a type looking the same.
As for me, there is no difference, as it's looking good.

It's quite common after you realised how it's looking like trough the camera for the first time.

The night walk in the floating city worth it. I have never expected it to be such different. After all buildings decorations, sun brightness, crowdedn

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