wonderfully

Thank you very much!!!! Nice)

Thank you so much!!!! Nice to meet you)

Milajulia, Thank you too, and I'm pleased too (you've tagged so many of my works! )

I really liked your perspective and the way you presented the image) I watched it with pleasure (especially the view from the colonnade))) I hope to see you again here!))

I really liked your perspective and presentation of the image) I watched it with pleasure (especially the view from the colonnade))) I hope - see you again here!))

Milajulia, see you again!

You'll laugh, but I have exactly the same photo! It's practically identical, only I got a little further up to the glass. ))) Eh, now I won't be able to bring it. )))

You'll laugh, but I have an absolutely identical photo! Almost identical, only I got a little further up to the glass. ))) Eh, now I won't bring it. )))

Baevana, I won't laugh)) I also liked a lot of your photos for a reason)) We look similar - that's what happens - a kind of recognition)) Hello! Glad to see you and thank you for your attention!

Milajulia, You'll laugh, but I can't figure out where this photo was taken. I don't remember those frames when I was there. We always went out onto the roof and up the stairs by the bell tower.

Alexandr Popov, I won't laugh))))))))) It's right in front of the door, after the spiral staircase, on the left. A few steps further, and you're outside, in front of an open flight of stairs. For some reason, this view reminds me of a scene from a film about the siege of Leningrad. An atmospheric place.

Milajulia, I figured it out... this is a view to the right - the base of the bell tower column is on the left, and the distant bell tower is on the left when looking from the main façade.
The siege was a terrible time. When you walk through the courtyards of the city center or Kolomna, sometimes it hits you like a blow - people are falling and lying there, in the courtyards, in apartments... behind the dimly lit windows... Goosebumps...

Alexandr Popov, In St. Petersburg, I couldn't shake the feeling of temporal displacement... As if the past, centuries-old, was all around me. And I constantly thought about another time and events; modernity seemed to recede somewhere very far away. It's a special city. A city of history, a city of time. And also - it's like ghosts from the past are all around (you'll laugh)))

Milajulia, nope. I won't... they all really do live here... https://www.flickr.com/photos/alexandr_popov/albums/72157687229865271

Alexandr Popov, I looked. Thank you, I understand everything) We are on the same page.