Her photos clearly showcase that feeling. Check out her Instagram feed for hundreds of stunning winter photos. Possibly even more endearing, her feed also includes countless awesome photos of her cute ginger cat named Cutlet. She’s on Facebook as well.
Through her photos, Kristina takes people along with her through the streets of Moscow, past wonderfully lit architecture, and underneath thousands of flickering lights. Luckily for photographers, snow is pretty much guaranteed when strolling across Moscow in December, only adding to the city’s incredible fairytale atmosphere.
Kristina recommends putting Moscow on your winter travel list. This is when it’s at its uttermost charming, she says. Dark nights are lit up by atmospheric lighting—on buildings, on trees, on benches, and on lampposts—while heavy snowfall and dangling icicles add even more winter magic.
Put on a warm hat, thick gloves, and a cozy jacket and Join Kristina on a winter walk through Moscow in these fifteen photos. Try not be dazzled by the sheer magic of this iconic city in December!
15 More Photos of Moscow’s Magical Winter Wonderland
Snow falls on Moscow’s Red Square as people admire St. Basil’s Cathedral. Photo by Kristina MakeevaFlickering lights and shiny ornaments adorn the trees. Photo by Kristina MakeevaAn intimate moment in the snow. Photo by Kristina MakeevaSnowflakes meander their way down to Moscow’s cobblestones. Photo by Kristina MakeevaNothing beats enjoying the fireworks with your favorite pet. Photo by Kristina MakeevaBrightly lit trees contribute to the magical atmosphere. Photo by Kristina MakeevaA huge snow-covered Christmas trees, the most “Christmas-y”of scenes. Photo by Kristina MakeevaWhen the snow melts, water reflections like this offer great photo ops. Photo by Kristina MakeevaA fantastical winter shot of the Red Square, Moscow’s star attraction. Photo by Kristina MakeevaThousands of lights brighten of the long, dark evenings in the Russian capital. Photo by Kristina MakeevaCould it be more perfect? Photo by Kristina MakeevaSnowflakes are better than stars. Photo by Kristina MakeevaA blanket of snow covers the sidewalks in central Moscow. Photo by Kristina MakeevaYou gotta love the contrast in this photo! Photo by Kristina MakeevaLet’s take a minute to fully take in the magic of Moscow in winter. Photo by Kristina Makeeva
Since you’re probably already looking at how much your winter Moscow vacation is going to cost you, you might also want to check out Moscow.info to help out with your photography travel planning. In fact, we found this section on Red Square pretty handy. If you notice, a lot of Kristina’s incredible photos were taken in this very spot!
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