24 black and white photographs of Moscow from different years, which capture the most interesting events

Perfection and grace of the human body: black and white photographs by an original author

Viki Kollerova's photographs are mysterious and definitely distinctive black-and-white photographs that play up the human body, its elegance, its perfection and its uniqueness. One of the people who inspired Vicki to her work, she calls Marina Abramovich, and this lack of principle in relation to her body, the desire to learn new things and go beyond the limits of what is permissible is very much felt in the works of the photographer

Tornadoes, storms, tornadoes and thunderclouds in black and white photographs by Mitch Dobrauner

No matter how great a person is, the only force with which it is very difficult for him to cope is the force of nature. Natural disasters occur with unenviable regularity in the world, in which mankind often fails. The United States can rightfully be called one of the countries that is in a constant "risk zone", and the Californian photographer Mitch Dobrowner is a real genius of thunderclouds

Rare photographs that capture vivid events in the history of the Russian state

History can be studied from textbooks, from eyewitness accounts, from documentary footage, and also from photographs. This review contains photographs from a century ago that can tell a lot about the history of Russia. The photographer captured the most interesting and significant events in the frame, and today you can imagine how it really was

Sentimental aesthetics: touching black and white photographs of children and their furry pets

Everyone knows that a dog is man's best friend. What about a rabbit, a cat, or a guinea pig? Photographer Ana Rosenberg has created a wonderful series of photos in which her children - 11-year-old Analis and 8-year-old Alexander - play with or take care of their furry pets. Whether kids are hugging their dog, blowing bubbles with a cat, lying in bed with a rabbit or feeding a guinea pig - all black and white photographs convey sentimental aesthetics and emotion to the viewer

20 interesting facts about Moscow and Muscovites, which were noticed by Gilyarovsky

On March 12, 1918, Moscow was returned to the status of the capital of Russia, which until then had belonged to Petrograd. What was the capital of those times, Vladimir Gilyarovsky vividly told in his book "Moscow and Muscovites". We have collected 20 quotes from this book that allow you to plunge into the life of the capital of the beginning of the century. Perhaps, in old Moscow, someone will recognize today's Moscow