Moscow, Red Square, GUM by nikolais
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Comments (25)
Wonderful architectural detail in this shot combining to make a lovely abstract.
Excellent graphical compositio, and capture!
For a moment i thought the photo was flipped, only to realize it is a reflection of the clock. Lovely architectual detail. Thank you for sharing. egmont
this is a store i would like to see some time - amazing skylight. very fine pov and composition!
Nice clean lines! The pov makes this abstract and yet, all parts can be identified. Really nice reflection in the windows.
Fantastic detail and pov!
Фантастическая структурная композиция! И отражения в зеркалах делают снимок еще интереснее. Superb work !
Excellent shot, fantastic POV and beautiful tones. I like the reflections, superb!
Excellent!
Excellent!!!!
It is a marvelous capture, Nikolay. Love the reflections. Hugs. Di.
Interesting composition, I really like the distortion.
PERFECT CAPTURE & COMPOSITION !!!!!
The old Moscow! Beautiful!!!
Very impressive. I never have been there.
Great collection of solid lines, curves and warped reflections. Nicely done mate.
Fantastic composition. I really like these architectural abstracts. Very well done! :)
A great architectural shot Nikolay, full of wonderful detail and delightfully presented in mono. Bravo!!
Cool shot! I love this - really nice work!
Lovely different shot. I like it!
Great compo nikolay ! excellent ~
Excellent ! Good day :)
beautiful architecture you have and excellent pov
This is such a feast for the eyes, I think color would have been too much, LOL. I love the lines of this, the geometry of it
This is so much of a feast for the eyes, and it's also of a place I'd like to visit on multiple occasions. I have had a long and abiding interest in living in Moscow, and I know quite a few people there already, and so in a way, I am familiar with GUM, and occasionally get random shots of life in Russia, featuring writing in Russian Cyrillic, just to help me to practice my Russian...at least my reading skills. It's so much fun to see a gorgeous picture of a familiar place and realize that there ISN'T a language lesson consciously embedded in it. It's a great reminder of what is to come for me, and even more so, it's a fantastic work of photographic art.