A photo exhibition by Andrei Bronnikov called "Azerbaijan. Traditions and modernity" launched in the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow on Tuesday, October 28, 2014.
Andrei Bronnikov, a veteran photographer who started his career in 1995, presents his vision of the country unofficially known as the Land of Fires.
A photo exhibition by Andrei Bronnikov called "Azerbaijan. Traditions and modernity" launched in the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow on October 28, 2014.
Above: Ateshgah. Temple of fire. 2010
Above: Ateshgah. Temple of fire. 2010
Andrei Bronnikov, a veteran photographer who started his career in 1995, presents his vision of the country unofficially known as the Land of Fires.
Above: Treasure, 2014
Above: Treasure, 2014
The author sought to display the way traditions of old seamlessly blend with the rapidly transforming modernity in today's Azerbaijan.
Above: From the "Shaki, the city of artisans" series. 2008
Above: From the "Shaki, the city of artisans" series. 2008
Pictures taken by Bronnikov show both things crafted by men and created by nature, breathtaking sights and common folk.
Above: From the "Shaki, the city of artisans" series. 2008
Above: From the "Shaki, the city of artisans" series. 2008
Shaki, a city that dates back to some 2700 years ago, is one of the main tourist attractions in Azerbaijan.
Above: From the "Shaki, the city of artisans" series. 2008
Above: From the "Shaki, the city of artisans" series. 2008
Baku, sometimes referred to as the City of Winds, is the cultural, scientific and industrial center of Azerbaijan.
Above: Baku, 2014
Above: Baku, 2014
Mount Shahdagh, a mountain peak elevated over 13,920 ft above the sea level, located in Qusar district of Azerbaijan.
Above: Mount Shahdagh, 2014
Above: Mount Shahdagh, 2014
Gobustan, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2007, is a mountainous area exceptionally rich in archeological monuments.
Above: Qobustan, 2009
Above: Qobustan, 2009
The exhibition will be held until November 2.
Above: Pomegranates, 2008
Above: Pomegranates, 2008
