Pervomai Posadsky

I attended the May Day rally of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation today, was late for the start of the procession and already arrived at Krasnogorsk Square.

There were the same people near the monument, Andrei Mardasov gave a speech about city deputies.

The protesters listened attentively to the speakers, the police were calm. For me, May Day rallies are more of a tradition and childhood memories than a political moment. I remember when I was little, I walked with my grandparents, they walked along the avenue, everyone had paper flowers and balloons in their hands, the city was bright and bright.

I shot a lot on Zenit, so when I develop the film, I’ll show it again, I think it will come out colorful.

After the rally at the Lenin monument, the column, accompanied by police, moved to the eternal flame, where flowers were laid.

The red flags against the background of Orthodox crosses somehow cut a little.

Fewer people came to the memorial than at the Lenin monument; after the laying, the column reached the Zagorsky monument, and soon the event ended.

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