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Human Silhouette

Photoalbum of Stanislav

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Here you can find some photographs of me in different periods of life. It is not easy to distinguish between photos with me alone and those with my family and friends. However, here I am presented, though in my life I am rather a photographer than a photo object.

2022.October.10

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2022.10.10 Recently, I have been sick of everything military, but for some reason I decided to take a picture with the P-15 “Termit” anti-ship cruise missile (1960) at the Museum of the World Ocean in Kaliningrad (Königsberg), Russia.
2022.10.10 It was difficult to fit me with the towering Friedrichsburg Gate (Friedrichsburger Tor) into the frame, even vertically, so my legs were cut off. At the top there is a huys and a fortress flag of Russia.
2022.10.10 At the Kaliningrad Marzipan Museum: next to a sailboat made of marzipan (thick paste of grated almonds with powdered sugar or syrup), encased in a glass cube.
2022.10.10 At the Kaliningrad Marzipan Museum: I am sitting in an armchair between the exhibits, working as a museum caretaker. 😊
2022.10.10 At the Brandenburg Gate (Brandenburger Tor) of Kaliningrad (Königsberg) that is one of the 8 preserved city gates.
2022.10.10 Why am I not one of the first migrants to Königsberg in their Museum-Apartment of the Kaliningrad Regional Youth Library named after Mayakovsky? 🤠
2022.10.10 The height of one of the most unusual Soviet poets, Vladimir Mayakovsky, was 189 cm, so here (in the Museum-Apartment of the First Migrants to Königsberg) he is plausibly taller than me.
2022.10.10 Sitting a hand, possibly of the Soviet poet Vladimir Mayakovsky, because in the Kaliningrad Regional Youth Library named after Mayakovsky.
2022.10.10 In 1929 Soviet poet Vladimir Mayakovsky (painted on the wall of the house) wrote “Verses on a Soviet Passport”, and Kaliningrad (Königsberg) was a part of the USSR and remains a part of Russia.
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