15 surreal bus stops from the Soviet era Bashny.Net

Canadian photographer Christopher Herwig (Christopher Herwig) possessed a passion for documenting the strange and wonderful at the same time - the bus stops of the Soviet era. He visited 14 countries (Russia, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Georgia, Belarus, Lithuania, Estonia, and many others), and captures the fantastic form of architectural thought of the time. For Christopher was a real discovery that, despite the Iron Curtain, people lived, worked, pushed the limits of art and dreamed of the future.

Website offers a walk through the open-air museum, whose exhibits are located in various parts of the former Soviet Union.

Gagra, Abhaziya







Pitsunda Abhaziya







Aralsk, Kazahstan







Pitsunda Abhaziya







Niitsiku, Estoniya







Saratak, Armeniya







Pitsunda Abhaziya







Charyn Kazahstan







Coots, Estoniya







Karakol Kyrgyzstan







Saratak, Armeniya







Marijampole, Litva







Taldykurgan, Kazahstan







Taraz, Kazahstan







Balykchy, Kyrgyzstan







via herwigphoto.com/