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Anyki .
{K:1381} 6/20/2003
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On this photo you can see Michaylovskaya Cathedral
Kiev
Founded in the 5th century, Kiev is the mother city of Ukraine, Russia and Belarus. All three descended from Kievan Rus, the Slavic super-state that existed from the 9th to the 11th centuries. Since then, Kiev has survived Mongol invasions, devastating fires, communist urban planning and the massive destruction of WWII. The main attraction is the 11th century Michaylovskaya Cathedral, the city's oldest standing church, which contains some of the country's greatest mosaics and frescoes.
Regards,ANN!
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Taras R. Hnatyshyn
{K:4055} 6/19/2003
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Ann,
This may fit well for the project "Blue" .
Taras
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Richard Montgomery
{K:1936} 6/19/2003
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Hi Ann, This is so much prettier than the Ukrainian church where I live. :) Please tell us more about this church. Regards, Richard
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Carole Bradford
{K:10715} 6/19/2003
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Hi Ann - good photo - is this at the Lavra? or is this the back of St Andrew's? You should make a description on the photos! Regards!
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giuliano colivicchi
{K:2880} 6/19/2003
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Nice shot!!Good colors
Well done.
Regards Giuliano
Pls take a look at my shots
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Hayri CALISKAN
{K:16195} 6/19/2003
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beautiful architecture,very nice perspective and details also.
Regards, Hayri.
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Kim kyungsang
{K:14135} 6/19/2003
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Hi, A. Ann Dyagileva *^.^*
very nice shot~~ my best
regards kim
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l v
{K:3830} 6/19/2003
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I always like to see pictures of unusual (for me!) places. The light blue church with the dark blue sky looks gorgeous and the gold parts provide a nice, shiny contrast. Light is great, in my opinion. I am lowering the composition score because of the persons in the front, although I understand you could do nothing to avoid them. The picture would probably have been too static with an empty frontyard, but the tourists (or so they seem) are not the best subject.
Bye,Luca
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Albertino Dj
{K:563} 6/19/2003
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wonderfull release..By Albertino Dj
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