Moscow Dreams

June 18, 2014

And then Moscow wakes up screaming.

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LydiaFCG

10 years ago

Is this the same author using silhouettes? An attempt at branding a series I suppose, but not a very successful one. It’s just strange, n

LydiaFCG

10 years ago

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That line is supposed to end: not intriguing.

invader

10 years ago

With the way that building is leaning, it looks like the happy couple here are gonna get crushed.

Karl

10 years ago

It’s The Attack of the Fifty Foot Silhouettes! Who… um… appear to be hanging out and eating candy bars…?

10 years ago

Is that a photobombing Orthodox church?

Tia

10 years ago

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Photobombing Kremlin Tower

Sirona

10 years ago

Reply to Tia

Who knew it was so nimble?

Matt Nelson

10 years ago

In other news, the laws of perspective have been repealed!
http://www.mit.edu/~rsingh/ch930606.gif

john e. . .

10 years ago

Reply to Matt Nelson

LoveLoveLoveLove C&H – Watterson is a personal god.

Matt Nelson

10 years ago

Reply to john e. . .

Ha! Who doesn’t? 😀

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