The image shows a street scene in Elektrostal, Russia at dusk or dawn. The camera is pointed down the street, with a sidewalk of hexagonal paving stones on the right and a multilane road on the left. A row of trees, mostly bare of leaves, lines the street. Some trees have been trimmed. A multi-story building is on the left side of the road, with several pedestrian crosswalk signs visible. Cars are parked along the road. In the distance, a building with domes is visible. The sky is a mix of blue and orange, indicating either sunrise or sunset, with some clouds present. The lighting is dim, suggesting it may be close to twilight.Evening walk captures Elektrostal memori
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Elektrostal, Russia

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The image shows a street scene in Elektrostal, Russia at dusk or dawn. The camera is pointed down the street, with a sidewalk of hexagonal paving stones on the right and a multilane road on the left.…read more

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The image shows a street scene in Elektrostal, Russia at dusk or dawn. The camera is pointed down the street, with a sidewalk of hexagonal paving stones on the right and a multilane road on the left. A row of trees, mostly bare of leaves, lines the street. Some trees have been trimmed. A multi-story building is on the left side of the road, with several pedestrian crosswalk signs visible. Cars are parked along the road. In the distance, a building with domes is visible. The sky is a mix of blue and orange, indicating either sunrise or sunset, with some clouds present. The lighting is dim, suggesting it may be close to twilight. | Open Wire