Some people say that this small town in Siberia is so bad that you cannot get out of it. I decided to visit this remote place, 4655 kilometers from home. There I discovered that between the blizzard and the stray dogs there was some very warm souls and a lot of history.
A woman with her dog along the Irtysh river.
Green Island amusement park near the Irtysh river.
Back of a wakeboard and water sports center.
An old Lada car in the snow.
One of the many industrial area around Omsk in the freezing -25°C wind.
A botanical shop in an industrial area where you can find real plants but also a load of “made in china” decorations like cheap plastic flowers.
A wooden house with a decorated window, typical of the region.
Detail of the memorial Voinam-Sibiryakam.
A “do-it-yourself” underground parking door.
A passenger in the train from Omsk to Tatarsk on the trans-Siberian line.
A passenger in the train from Omsk to Tatarsk on the trans-Siberian line.
Railroad tools in the snow, on them you can read "монолит" monolithe.
An agricultural grain silo in the Uval’naya Bitiya (Увальная Бития) village, north of Omsk.
An old man carrying groceries and equipment in Tatarsk.
Detail of a window frame from an abandoned datcha in Tatarsk.
The tomb of Marfa Egorovna and Semen Pavlovich in a forest near the Uval’naya Bitiya (Увальная Бития) village north of Omsk.
An abandoned agricultural silo in the countryside north of Omsk.
A boy ice skating on the frozen countryside road between Omsk and Uval’naya Bitiya (Увальная Бития).
An old woman in a Marshrutka (маршру́тка) a minibus for public transportation in Tatarsk.
An outdoor exercising structure in the woods near the Irtysh river.
