Project RuSu 365
Not always so successful or interesting, & not always daily, though certainly a reflection of our daily lives - more like pick of the day. Our goal - to share our world and improve our skills. Thanks to all the members of the SmugMug Daily Community for your support and input. Feel free to leave feedback by clicking on 'Add Comment' below. We look forward to hearing your thoughts. The photo of the day will always be in first position. Thank you for looking. - Rustem Safronov & Susan Gilman a.k.a. RuSu. This gallery was started on October 26, 2010.
Henri Cartier-Bresson said, "Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst.", so bear with us...
Read MoreHenri Cartier-Bresson said, "Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst.", so bear with us...
Remaining barracks at the Perm 36 Gulag. (RS)
One of the USSR's harshest Gulag camps, Perm 36 is located about 100 kilometers from the city of Perm in the Ural Mountains. Built in 1946, this camp, and others in the region, housed about 150,000 prisoners, approximately one-third of the working population of the region. This barracks housed 250 men, mostly political prisoners.
The camp was closed in 1987 and is now a memorial to Gulag victims.
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Photography By Azore
on August 9, 2011One can feel the secret horrors this wood frame holds, It is truly as it has been captured. this picture speaks for it self.....great Job.
takemyhand
on March 8, 2011Intimidating, lonley and frightening all at the same time - everything that this should be - fantastic capture.
Tom Reichert
on March 8, 2011great find - great shot
Ωi
on March 7, 2011Very moving and informative image, hard to believe it was still in use until 1987
Ed Spadoni
on March 7, 2011Feels very lonely, barren. Nice capture of the feeling, textures, subtle colors.
Lgood
on March 7, 2011The feeling of this photo is just as it should be, lonely and sad. Great shot.
Deborah Irene Glessner
on March 7, 2011Love the sense of isolation and PP
Arnold Dubin
on March 7, 2011You capture the essence of the age of barracks. Very nice image!
428857RichardKane
on November 27, 2010excellent!!
SonoLady
on November 21, 2010very thought provoking photo.
excellent processing too.