Photos by Soldatoff : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

2005, Val-d'Isere, Франция Viewed 893 times	2004, Palandoken Viewed 1156 times	2003, Псков Viewed 1101 times	2007, Moscow Viewed 332 times
2007, Moscow Viewed 290 times	2007, Moscow Viewed 273 times	2007, Moscow Viewed 590 times	2007, Moscow Viewed 358 times
2007 2, Ладога Viewed 264 times	2002, Annecy, Франция Viewed 658 times	2002, Chamonix, Франция Viewed 229 times	2002, Chamonix, Франция Viewed 260 times
2002, Megeve, Франция Viewed 285 times	2002, Megeve, Франция Viewed 319 times	2002, Annecy, Франция Viewed 336 times	2002, Annecy, Франция Viewed 319 times
2001, Chamonix, Франция Viewed 174 times	2001, Chamonix, Франция Viewed 341 times	2001, Chamonix, Франция Viewed 291 times	2001, Chamonix, Франция Viewed 315 times
2001, Chamonix, Франция Viewed 260 times	2001, Chamonix, Франция Viewed 294 times	2001, Chamonix, Франция Viewed 206 times	2001, Chamonix, Франция Viewed 164 times
2005, Egypt Viewed 202 times	2007, Baux de Provence, Provence, Франция Viewed 180 times	2007, Baux de Provence, Provence, Франция Viewed 149 times	2007, Arles, Provence, Франция Viewed 348 times
2007, Pont du Gard, Provence, Франция Viewed 509 times	2007, Baux de Provence, Provence, Франция Viewed 252 times	2007, Marseille, Provence, Франция Viewed 305 times	2007, Marseille, Provence, Франция Viewed 338 times

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Soldatoff's conversations

stojangajic said:

Made for National geographic!

Offa said:

This certainly NOT the church at this location. So where is it? It looks like a typical 19 cent structure built in the style advocated by the ubiquitous Violet le Duc: boring and academic. Have a look at the 19 cent Nave of Moulins Cathedral for academic nullity.

mikemaki said:

This is Gospa od Škrpjela Island near Perast, not Igalo

mikemaki said:

They are all right, this is Dubrovnik, Croatia!

Lazar Cicvaric said:

This position is Bileca lake, and damn Grncarevo, called by nearby place. Picture is river Tara but that is in Montenegro more than 50 miles to SE.

yuumi said:

Nice shot!

yuumi said:

Wao!!! Cool! Is he your son? Greeting from Japan

Sam1961 said:

Thanks for the photo - otherwise we wouldn't have a chance to see our native Armenian lands. This photo as all others taken from the real Western Armenian (so called Anatolian) nature is the one more evidence brought in support for the beauty of ARMENIA. But this country was destroyed a century ago, it's population turkishly massacred and butchered, women raped then killed, kids tortured and then killed, cities burnt, cemeteries overthrown etc. etc. And this all was done only because Armenians are Christians, they were always fighting for the liberation of their territories, of their homeland. Stolen territories, stolen happiness - but do you know that you can't build up a happy life on others misfortunes and sufferings?? To call yourself a civilized nation you have to change yourself, to analyze everything that happened then and do a move... No, keep your sorries for your lovers, we don't need them. We need our homeland back. ARMENIA will flourish again, and the rest of Armenians that are forced to live all around the world will come back to their homes. If you want to get a respect, revise your history (not from turkish textbooks - they all're false). Do it and teach your Azeri brothers to respect the history of the people they attempt to move from his native lands. Otherwise we Armenians will provide them a good lesson of the all times history. Samvel Harutyunyan

valentin71ro.din said:

love ski

grunder said:

Mais on a quelques soucis conçernant les jeux olympique en 2014. Il nous semble que ce n'est pas trop beau.

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