At the monument, ”Guarding” on the Petrograd side. St. Petersburg, Russia

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Data panografii 27.06.2011
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Sprzet fotograficzny:

Sony R1, NodalNinja4

Technika:

PTGui9 Pro

Autor:

Anton Balazh

Szerokosc geograficzna: 59° 57' 21" N, Dlugosc geograficzna: 30° 19' 14" E see »

Panoramas by Anton Balazh

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Map List

At the foot of Mount Aino. Lake Ladoga. Russia

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Mount Aino - the highest point of the Ladoga Skerries. Hanging Rock. Russia

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Palace Embankment in St. Petersburg. Russia

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The New Hermitage. Sculptures of Atlantis. St. Petersburg, Russia

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Exhibition Hall ”Manege”, St. Petersburg, Russia

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The State Hermitage Museum in the evening. St. Petersburg, Russia.

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Monument to ”The Tsar Carpenter”. St. Petersburg, Russia

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The interior lobby in the representation of the Russian president for the North-West region. St. Petersburg, Russia

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Photo exhibition ”Travel to Russia” in the representation of the Russian president for the North-West region. St. Petersburg, Russia

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Photo exhibition ”Travel to Russia” in the representation of the Russian president for the North-West region. St. Petersburg, Russia

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Photo exhibition ”Travel to Russia” in the representation of the Russian president for the North-West region. St. Petersburg, Russia

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Peter's Quay. St. Petersburg, Russia.

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Peter's Quay. St. Petersburg, Russia.

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Alexander Park. St. Petersburg, Russia

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Posadskaya Str., St. Petersburg, Russia

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At the monument, ”Guarding” on the Petrograd side. St. Petersburg, Russia

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Ave Dobrolyubov, St. Petersburg, Russia

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Olgino 4

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Olgino 3

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Palace Square St. Petersburg, Russia. 2003

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