Photos of my native city taken with various classic cameras

[chuck_foreman1]

Wow. Nice Series. Some really nice shots here. I like the University. I like the history lesseon too.

Good mix of classic cameras and dramatic architecture.

[paulh]

<p>Lovely series. We don't often get to see photos from your part of the world.</p>

[User_4525289]

<p>Yeh, George<br>

That modern concreate mosque looks funny at the best inside the 17th century Kremlin that has nothing with mouslim heritage of the Tartars (. Well unfortunately we have the long history of the mutilations of architectural ensambles. Your photograph managed to capture the unnatural character of it, especially with that bright illumination and the foregrownd buildings </p>

[jorish]

<p>Nice to see pics from Tatarstan. I've worked a couple of times with (the technicians of) the Tatarstan State Opera. They tour the Netherlands every year (sometimes several productions at once). I always like working with them, and always try to pick up a couple of Russian words (we usually use German and English to communicate). I think I should try to visit them...<br>

beautiful photo's.</p>

[sw12dz]

<p>Excellent pics, George. Thanks for sharing.</p>

[gerry b.]

<p>Very beautiful images. This is a place I would like to visit.</p>

[tony_lockerbie]

<p>Wow, beautiful place, a photographers paradise to be sure.....and all with a great range of classic cameras.<br>

Always good to see pictures of these far away places (to me), now I can cancel my subscription to National Geographic.</p>

[george_daneliya]

<p>Tony, you are too enthusiastic :) but thanks!</p>