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  • Women cross themselves during Sunday morning prayers at the Transfiguration Church in Uglich. The devout usually stand in Russian Orthodox services, and there are no musical instruments. The unadorned voices of choir members offer a pure and beautiful contrast to richly decorated interior spaces. As one of Russia's "Golden Ring" cities, Uglich is designated a town of significant cultural and historic importance.
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  • Members of the choir raise their voices in song at the Transfiguration Cathedral in Uglich, Russia. The devout usually stand in Russian Orthodox services, and there are no musical instruments. Unadorned voices offer a pure and beautiful contrast to these richly decorated interior spaces. As one of Russia's "Golden Ring" cities, Uglich is designated a town of significant cultural and historic importance.
    JAD_RF Uglich 36_0381.jpg
  • Parishioners gather for late Sunday morning prayers at the Transfiguration Cathedral in the Uglich Kremlin. The devout usually stand in Russian Orthodox services, and there are no musical instruments. The unadorned voices of choir members offer a pure and beautiful contrast to these richly decorated interior spaces.  As one of Russia's "Golden Ring" cities, Uglich is designated a town of significant cultural and historic importance.
    JAD_RF Uglich 34_0376.jpg
  • A parishioners takes time in silence to say her prayers in the Transfiguration Cathedral in the Uglich Kremlin. The devout usually stand in Russian Orthodox services, and there are no musical instruments. The unadorned voices of choir members offer a pure and beautiful contrast to these richly decorated interior spaces.  As one of Russia's "Golden Ring" cities, Uglich is designated a town of significant cultural and historic importance.
    JAD_RF Uglich 35_0358.jpg
  • First constructed in 1839, Christ the Savior Cathedral sits on the northern bank of the Moskva River in central Moscow. At over 100 meters tall, it is the tallest Eastern Orthodox Church in the world. It was completely rebuilt in the 1990's. A cosmopolitan city with a nearly 900 year history, Moscow is Russia's financial and administrative capital and home to many of the country's most recognizable architectural gems.
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  • Tourists stream through Red Square in Moscow with St. Basil's Cathedral in the background. The structure, now a museum, was built in the mid-1500's. Part of the Kremlin and Red Square UNESCO World Heritage site, the cathedral is without a doubt the most recognizable Orthodox Christian church in the world.
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  • First constructed in 1839, Christ the Savior Cathedral sits on the northern bank of the Moskva River in central Moscow. At over 100 meters tall, it is the tallest Eastern Orthodox Church in the world. It was completely rebuilt in the 1990's. A cosmopolitan city with a nearly 900 year history, Moscow is Russia's financial and administrative capital and home to many of the country's most recognizable architectural gems.
    JAD_RF Moscow_0693.jpg
  • Visitors pose for photographs with St. Basil's Cathedral of Moscow in the background. The structure, now a museum, was built in the mid-1500's. Part of the Kremlin and Red Square UNESCO World Heritage site, the cathedral is without a doubt the most recognizable Orthodox Christian church in the world.
    JAD_RF Moscow_0623.jpg
  • With St. Basil's Cathedral of Moscow in the background, workers prepare bleacher seating for an event in Red Square. The cathedral, now a museum, was built in the mid-1500's. Part of the Kremlin and Red Square UNESCO World Heritage site, it is without a doubt the most recognizable Orthodox Christian church in the world.
    JAD_RF Moscow_0578.jpg
  • Visitors sit on the grass near St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow. The structure, now a museum, was built in the mid-1500's and is a huge tourist draw. Part of the Kremlin and Red Square UNESCO World Heritage site, the cathedral is without a doubt the most recognizable Orthodox Christian church in the world.
    JAD_RF Moscow_0631.jpg
  • First constructed in 1839, Christ the Savior Cathedral sits on the northern bank of the Moskva River in central Moscow. At over 100 meters tall, it is the tallest Eastern Orthodox Church in the world. It was completely rebuilt in the 1990's. A cosmopolitan city with a nearly 900 year history, Moscow is Russia's financial and administrative capital and home to many of the country's most recognizable architectural gems.
    JAD_RF Moscow_0681.jpg
  • A photographer's self-portrait from the window of a tour bus in Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 016_9956.jpg
  • A woman adds candles to an altar at the Church of Elijah the Prophet in Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 008_0081.jpg
  • A charming sales technique for strawberry plants at a summer agricultural fair in the heart of Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 002_0057.jpg
  • A wedding party on its way to leave flowers at the Eternal Flame memorial in Yaroslavl, which commemorates the millions of Russian soldiers and civilians killed in World War II. Yaroslavl, which recently celebrated its 1000th anniversary, is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 021_0138.jpg
  • The Assumption Cathedral seen through the Eternal Flame memorial in Yaroslavl, which commemorates the millions of Russian soldiers and civilians killed in World War II. Yaroslavl, which recently celebrated its 1000th anniversary, is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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  • Flowers left at the Eternal Flame memorial in Yaroslavl, which commemorates the millions of Russian soldiers and civilians killed in World War II. Yaroslavl, which recently celebrated its 1000th anniversary, is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 019_0162.jpg
  • The spectacular golden domes of the Assumption Cathedral in Yaroslavl. Rebuilt in 2010, the church dates from the early 1200's. This important “Golden Ring” Russian city, which recently celebrated its 1000th anniversary, is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 018_0145.jpg
  • Setting up for a family portrait on a warm summer day in Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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  • With reverence, a parishioner at the Church of Elijah the Prophet in Yaroslavl, Russia says her prayers. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 015_0110.jpg
  • A priest delivers afternoon prayers in front of the iconostasis at the Church of Elijah the Prophet in Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 014_0094.jpg
  • A priest delivers afternoon prayers in front of the iconostasis at the Church of Elijah the Prophet in Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 013_0086.jpg
  • Finding solace in a side chapel at the Church of Elijah the Prophet in Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 007_0043.jpg
  • Newlyweds on the scenic promenade close to the Volga River oblige a photographer in Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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  • Inbound from Uglich, tourists on a bus take photographs of one of Yaroslavl's many churches. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 001_9951.jpg
  • A Russian bear on the bridge of the Viking Truvor guards passengers and crew alike. The Volga-Baltic Waterway runs from St. Petersburg to Moscow, a journey of 700 miles.
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  • As seen through the windows of a tour bus, the strategic location of the Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery becomes apparent.  Founded in 1397 by St. Kyrill (St. Cyril) and strategically located on the banks of Lake Siverskoye, seen here, the complex has two priories and eleven churches, protected by walls twenty feet thick. During its turbulent history, the remote, well-fortified monastery became a place of exile for many Russian dissenters. Now a museum protecting invaluable religious icons, it is undergoing slow but steady restoration.
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  • Russian winters have been hard on this 60's administrative building in St. Petersburg.
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  • Beautiful tile work over an entrance to the Assumption Cathedral in Yaroslavl. Rebuilt in 2010, the church dates from the early 1200's. This important “Golden Ring” Russian city, which recently celebrated its 1000th anniversary, is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 023_0159.jpg
  • Candles burn brightly in front of the iconostasis at the Church of Elijah the Prophet in Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 012_0117.jpg
  • A priest prepares for a service at the Church of Elijah the Prophet in Yaroslavl, Russia.  Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 011_0075.jpg
  • The spectacular frescoes and iconostasis of the Church of Elijah the Prophet in Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 010_0119.jpg
  • The sanctuary of the Church of Elijah the Prophet in Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 009_0082.jpg
  • A sign with helpful information for celebrations at the main entrance of the Church of Elijah the Prophet in Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 006_0123.jpg
  • The Church of Elijah the Prophet in Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 005_0125.jpg
  • The scenic promenade close to the Volga River is a favorite spot for wedding photos in Yaroslavl, Russia. Established in 1010, this important “Golden Ring” Russian city is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 003_9960.jpg
  • The old and the new along the Volga-Baltic Waterway: the sunken bell tower of the Church of the Trinity, built in 1654, flooded for a canal project, and in the background, a massive communications dish used by the Russian space program.
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  • Details from a customs building near the Moscow River. A cosmopolitan city with a nearly 900 year history, Moscow is Russia's financial and administrative capital and home to many of the country's most recognizable architectural gems.
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  • Beautiful details abound on the many churches inside the Kremlin. A cosmopolitan city with a nearly 900 year history, Moscow is Russia's financial and administrative capital and home to many of the country's most recognizable architectural gems. Spread over 2500 square kilometers, the city is served by four airports, three ring roads and a world-famous metro. With a population of 13 million, Moscow is the second-most populated city in Europe after Istanbul.
    JAD_RF Moscow_1250.jpg
  • Beautiful details abound on the many churches inside the Kremlin. A cosmopolitan city with a nearly 900 year history, Moscow is Russia's financial and administrative capital and home to many of the country's most recognizable architectural gems. Spread over 2500 square kilometers, the city is served by four airports, three ring roads and a world-famous metro. With a population of 13 million, Moscow is the second-most populated city in Europe after Istanbul.
    JAD_RF Moscow_1225.jpg
  • Schoolgirls line up at the entrance of one of the Kremlin's many churches. A cosmopolitan city with a nearly 900 year history, Moscow is Russia's financial and administrative capital and home to many of the country's most recognizable architectural gems. Spread over 2500 square kilometers, the city is served by four airports, three ring roads and a world-famous metro. With a population of 13 million, Moscow is the second-most populated city in Europe after Istanbul.
    JAD_RF Moscow_1277.jpg
  • Beautiful details abound on the many churches inside the Kremlin. A cosmopolitan city with a nearly 900 year history, Moscow is Russia's financial and administrative capital and home to many of the country's most recognizable architectural gems. Spread over 2500 square kilometers, the city is served by four airports, three ring roads and a world-famous metro. With a population of 13 million, Moscow is the second-most populated city in Europe after Istanbul.
    JAD_RF Moscow_1243.jpg
  • Beautiful details abound on the many churches inside the Kremlin. A cosmopolitan city with a nearly 900 year history, Moscow is Russia's financial and administrative capital and home to many of the country's most recognizable architectural gems. Spread over 2500 square kilometers, the city is served by four airports, three ring roads and a world-famous metro. With a population of 13 million, Moscow is the second-most populated city in Europe after Istanbul.
    JAD_RF Moscow_1235.jpg
  • Beautiful details abound on the many churches inside the Kremlin. A cosmopolitan city with a nearly 900 year history, Moscow is Russia's financial and administrative capital and home to many of the country's most recognizable architectural gems. Spread over 2500 square kilometers, the city is served by four airports, three ring roads and a world-famous metro. With a population of 13 million, Moscow is the second-most populated city in Europe after Istanbul.
    JAD_RF Moscow_1236.jpg
  • A whole family of "matryoshka" dolls comes to life in the village of Mandrogy, Russia. Destroyed during WW II, the village was rebuilt in the 90's by an enterprising businessman who envisioned a place to experience traditional village culture along the pristine Svir River.
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  • An artisan's infinite patience helps craft a "matryoshka" doll in the village of Mandrogy, Russia. Destroyed during WW II, the village was rebuilt in the 90's by an enterprising businessman who envisioned a place to experience traditional village culture along the pristine Svir River.
    JAD_RF Waterways 09_9499.jpg
  • A warm summer and plenty of rain makes for a lush garden in the village of Mandrogy, Russia. Destroyed during WW II, the village was rebuilt in the 90's by an enterprising businessman who envisioned a place to experience traditional village culture along the pristine Svir River.
    JAD_RF Waterways 08_9491.jpg
  • A wet day brings forth the color of summer flowers near the village of Mandrogy, Russia. Destroyed during WW II, the village was rebuilt in the 90's by an enterprising businessman who envisioned a place to experience traditional village culture along the pristine Svir River.
    JAD_RF Waterways 06_9483.jpg
  • A sunflower brightens the morning outside a traditional house in Uglich, Russia. As one of Russia's "Golden Ring" cities, Uglich is designated a town of significant cultural importance.
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  • Beautiful traditional wood scrolls decorate a home in Uglich, Russia. As one of Russia's "Golden Ring" cities, Uglich is designated a town of significant cultural importance.
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  • Summer flowers alongside a house undergoing restoration in Uglich, Russia. As one of Russia's "Golden Ring" cities, Uglich is designated a town of significant cultural importance.
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  • The double-headed eagle, one of Russia's most famous symbols, is a study in gray on this traditional Mandrogy rooftop. Destroyed during WW II, the village was rebuilt in the 90's by an enterprising businessman who envisioned a place to experience traditional village culture along the pristine Svir River.
    JAD_RF Waterways 07_9488.jpg
  • Fresh fruit means hard work for this metro stop vendor in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • A gray afternoon street scene by the bus stop in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Young love and a huge teddy bear on the streets of St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • On sale are "cherniki," similar to blueberries, at this friendly corner fruit stand opposite the Salt Pier, where river boats moor in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Poppies grow wild near abandoned greenhouses in the fields opposite the Salt Pier, where river boats moor in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • The Assumption Cathedral in Yaroslavl, Russia. Rebuilt in 2010, the church dates from the early 1200's. This important “Golden Ring” city, which recently celebrated its 1000th anniversary, is located at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl Rivers. The historic city center, home to many landmark buildings, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
    JAD_RF Yaroslavl 022_0150.jpg
  • An altar lit only by daylight in the Transfiguration Church in Uglich. As one of Russia's "Golden Ring" cities, Uglich is designated a town of significant cultural and historic importance.
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  • Vying for the best berry pie at an end-of-summer agricultural fair in Uglich, Russia. As one of Russia's "Golden Ring" cities, Uglich is designated a town of significant cultural importance.
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  • Playing for the summer crowds along the Volga River, a musician brightens the afternoon in Uglich, Russia. As one of Russia's "Golden Ring" cities, Uglich is designated a town of significant cultural importance.
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  • The colorful onion domes of the church of Saint Dimitry on the Blood, built in 1690, in Uglich, Russia. One of Russia's "Golden Ring" cities, Uglich is one of the country’s most culturally significant towns. The once-fortified "kremlin" in which the church stands looks over the Volga River.
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  • One of the many locks along the Volga-Baltic Waterway, which is made up of natural lakes, rivers, reservoirs, and canals, and runs from St. Petersburg to Moscow, Russia.
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  • Summer flowers brighten the Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery near Kirillov, once one of the largest in Russia. Founded in 1397 by St. Kyrill (St. Cyril) and strategically located on the banks of Lake Siverskoye, the complex has two priories and eleven churches, protected by walls twenty feet thick. During its turbulent history, the remote, well-fortified monastery became a place of exile for many dissenters. Now a museum protecting invaluable religious icons, it is undergoing slow but steady restoration.
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  • Wooden artistry on Kizhi Island, in Russia's Lake Onega, home to the world-famous Transfiguration Church, a timbered marvel with 22 onion domes built without a single nail. Over the years a number of other traditional wooden structures have been moved from Karelia to preserve them, and the island is now a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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  • Crew members on the bridge of the Viking Truvor monitor the progress of the ship through one of the many locks on the Volga-Baltic Waterway near Lake Onega. The route is a combination of natural lakes, rivers, canals and reservoirs between St. Petersburg and Moscow, Russia, a distance of 700 miles.
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  • Elaborate sculptures grace this lock before entering Lake Onega.The Volga-Baltic Waterway is a combination of natural lakes, rivers, canals and reservoirs between St. Petersburg and Moscow, Russia, a distance of 700 miles.
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  • Making a day of it, a young woman washes grapes for a picnic at the Catherine Palace at Tsarskoe Selo (Pushkin) near St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Blissfully unaware of the passing crowds, a sublime cherub sleeps through the afternoon at the Catherine Palace at Tsarskoe Selo (Pushkin) near St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Summer tourists stream through the topiary gardens at the Catherine Palace at Tsarskoe Selo (Pushkin) near St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • "The Triumph of Russia" covers the ceiling of the Hall of Light at the Catherine Palace at Tsarskoe Selo (Pushkin) near St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Hundreds of tourists barely fill the 1,000 meter square Hall of Light at the Catherine Palace at Tsarskoe Selo (Pushkin) near St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Near the Hermitage, one of St. Petersburg's many lovely canal bridges.
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  • News on the wall outside a St. Petersburg factory.
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  • The universal language of coffee, St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • A proud father walks with his children near the beautiful fountains at Ploshad Lenina railroad station in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Gas plant administrators discuss an upcoming project in a working-class neighborhood of St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Exposed infrastructure in a working-class area of St. Petersburg, Russia. Rapid development will change these areas last.
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  • A young woman is met by her boyfriend at the Ploshad Vosstania railroad station in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • The look of concentration as a woman waits to meet someone in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • A study in faces and fashion on the crosswalk in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • A flower vendor's wares brighten up the sidewalk near Teatralnaya Ploschad in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Young people enjoy some time together near Teatralnaya Ploschad in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Business is good for the watermelon man on a hot summer afternoon in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Construction workers watch a canal reinforcement project in St. Petersburg, Russia, only three feet away from a two-ton backhoe dumping earth just outside the photo frame.
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  • A new baby gets a loving glance near a busy intersection in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • City dwellers make their way to and from the Proletarskaya green line metro stop in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Customers at a tiny but thriving fruit stand sandwiched between new construction and old apartments near the Proletarskaya green line metro stop in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • In a tiny playground behind the Proletarskaya green line metro stop, a girl messages her school friends in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Pedestrians cross the street to enter the Proletarskaya green line metro stop into St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Subway riders in St. Petersburg, Russia. With 5 lines, the metro is fast, clean, and efficient. Built deep and made to last, the system serves the five million residents of this sophisticated city well.
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  • Transfers on the green line. With 5 lines, the metro in St. Petersburg, Russia is fast, clean, and efficient. Built deep and made to last, the system serves the five million residents of this sophisticated city well.
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  • A study in faces on a green line train. With 5 lines, the metro in St. Petersburg, Russia is fast, clean, and efficient. Built deep and made to last, the system serves the five million residents of this sophisticated city well.
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  • A rainbow of colors on Saturday afternoon at the friendly corner flower stand opposite the Salt Pier, where river boats moor in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Marigolds grace this apartment porch near the Salt Pier in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Rising from nothing, new apartment blocks near the Salt Pier will provide much-needed modern housing to many residents of St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • Agricultural workers enjoy a Saturday morning game of backgammon near the Salt Pier, where river boats moor in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • A doorway in the residential apartment blocks directly opposite the Salt Pier, where river boats moor in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • A brightly painted playground at the housing blocks directly opposite the Salt Pier, where river boats moor in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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  • The Salt Pier, mooring for river boats in St. Petersburg, Russia, as seen from the new suspension bridge over the Neva River.
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