Moscow. Kremlin.

Photos below can be called my pride.
All because it's not so easy to photograph an almost empty Red Square, and even in the midst of the World Cup.
To do this, I had to leave the house at 4 am, so that at 6 am already be in the center of Moscow.

After wandering along the central streets, I headed to the Kremlin, thinking that it was safe to take a picture of everything on an empty square. But no.
It turned out that it was closed, and it will open only after an hour and a half. We wait. By that time, there were already quite a few people gathered, and at 8:30 in the morning a crowd came into the open gates. To my partial disappointment, some of the entrances were opened earlier, and for all my zeal to be on the square first - I did not succeed.

But in any case, relatively to the most popular place in the country, in the midst of the World Cup, there were few people. I managed to make many wonderful photos. Nobody disturbed me, and I did not bother anyone.

I was lucky enough to get in there, take pictures, chat with a bunch of foreign fans from all over the world, and already by lunchtime go to the next point. (I plan to tell about him in the next post :))

This morning, on Red Square, I managed not only to admire the infinite beauty of the great building, the historical monument and the symbol of Russia, but also to imbue with the atmosphere of the holiday of football! It was nice to see so many guests from different countries who had fun, showed flags of their countries, communicated with each other and took pictures.

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