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English Russia posts numerous photographs of life in Russia by ethnic Armenian photographer, Aleksey Petrosian. The images represent a side of the country that few tourists get to see.
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He’s Aleksandr, not Aleksey, Petrosyan – and here’s his LJ blog:
http://petrosphotos.livejournal.com/
Amazing photos of St. Petersburg. On some, the city is way beautiful, on others, it’s way scary…