What a beautiful building! It's a shame it's abandoned.

Beautiful view with reflection!

Great shot, Marina! It's interesting that Krasnoyarsk has Venetian influences! It's a shame it's abandoned, though...

And what kind of ghost town is this? To my shame, I don’t know, but I’m very curious?

An interesting structure and beautifully presented! Could you elaborate a bit?

And Genn,

And what kind of ghost town is this? To my shame, I don't know, but I'm very curious.

"Siberian Venice" is a bold project by Krasnoyarsk businessman Alexey Podsokhin, who once owned the ALPI chain. About 10 years ago, he conceived the idea of creating a modern neighborhood on the site of his own poultry farm, "Sibirskaya Gubernia." But the neighborhood wasn't just any neighborhood; it was modeled after a true Italian Venice—even the Rialto Bridge is paved here. The only problem was that most of the buildings were converted from the factory's production facilities: they were simply paneled and decorated (!) with foam.

Tamara Mar,

An interesting structure and beautifully presented! A few more details, if possible ))

"Siberian Venice" is a bold project by Krasnoyarsk businessman Alexey Podsokhin, who once owned the ALPI chain. About 10 years ago, he conceived the idea of creating a modern neighborhood on the site of his own poultry farm, "Sibirskaya Gubernia." But the neighborhood wasn't just any neighborhood; it was modeled after a true Italian Venice—even the Rialto Bridge is laid out here. The only problem was that most of the buildings were converted from the factory's production facilities: they were simply paneled and decorated (!) with foam.

Andrey Romanov,

Great shot, Marina! It's interesting that Krasnoyarsk has Venetian influences! And the fact that it's abandoned is a shame...

I agree, Andrey.

Valentina K,

Beautiful view with reflection!

Thanks, Valentina

Removich R,

Beautiful structure! It's a shame it's abandoned.

I agree, and it's a shame about the project itself. I tried to show through the photos what it would have looked like.

Marina Fomina,

Removich R, I agree, and it's a shame about the project itself. I tried to show through the photo what it would look like.

There! That's right!

Marina Fomina,

And Genn, "Siberian Venice" is a bold project by Krasnoyarsk businessman Alexey Podsokhin, who once owned the ALPI chain. About 10 years ago, he conceived the idea of creating a modern neighborhood on the site of his own poultry farm, "Sibirskaya Gubernia." But the neighborhood wasn't just any neighborhood; it was modeled after a true Italian Venice—even the Rialto Bridge is paved. The only problem was that most of the buildings were converted from the factory's production facilities: they were simply paneled and decorated (!) with foam.

Understood, thanks!

Excellently shot! And thanks for the description.

Mostra ritaglio Good evening. The location is very interesting, and the photo itself has its own story, but, in my opinion, the active, bright part of the photo to the right of the viewer is not to its (the photo's) advantage... and if this part is slightly cropped (the proposed option), the emphasis will shift to the middle of the frame, which is more justified and photographic... But the author is always right, on the basis that he is the author, and I only expressed my opinion about the photo, which is not at all necessary to agree with...))) Thank you.

Vladimir Ermolaev,

Show cropping Good evening. A very interesting shooting location and the photo itself have their own story, but, in my opinion, the active, bright part of the photo to the right of the viewer is not to its (the photo's) advantage... and if this part is slightly cropped (the suggested option), the emphasis will shift to the center of the frame, which is more justified and photographic... But the author is always right, on the grounds that they are the author, and I merely expressed my opinion about the photo, which is not at all necessary to agree with...))) Thank you.

You can remove the bright part... I've shot many variations. Thanks for your opinion!

Sergiy Kulikov,

Excellently shot! And thanks for the description.

Thanks, Sergey!