Britain celebrated Remembrance Day, and I wrote on my Russian Telegram channel about it. November 11th was first marked in 1919 by the decree of King George V. Since then, and especially after the Wor...
The days are getting longer. I now finish some of the days in broad daylight – a far cry from the bleak midwinter. On such days I want to have my own cute and cozy balcony where I could go to ha...
2021 photographic calendars by Julia Shuvalova feature original photography of Wales and London. Enjoy the familiar and new landmarks all year!...
Library no. 166, Nagorny Boulevard, 3 (Moscow, Russia) Carola Huttmann has once narrated her childhood experience of visiting the library, looking for books, using the library card. I certainly share ...
London, 2004 The photo in London was taken on a film camera (affectionately known as a “soapbox”) in April 2004; it was the day when I walked from Fitzroy Street through High Holborn and v...
London – Eating & Drinking – Pubs & Bars – Pubs As many past visitors correctly noted, the pub is nowhere near Baker Street – but it is close enough to the famous Chari...
Botolph Alley, London Every time I come to London I find it mysterious. When I go by taxi from Euston to elsewhere in the early hours of the morning, the streets and people look so strange. It’s...
Diwali in Trafalgar, originally uploaded by loscuadernosdejulia. Back in April 2004 I travelled to London for the first time in my life. And then I went again at the turn of October and November in 20...
I noticed that Flickr link in my Lijit widget wasn’t working. I corrected it but I thought I’d use the opportunity to give you a peek at my “private” Flickr life. I started usi...
St Paul’s Cathedral, originally uploaded by loscuadernosdejulia. I look at my own photos of London, taken between 2004 and 2008… and I can’t help feeling that the 2004 pictures have ...