Photographer Captures ‘Golden Autumn’ in Russian Park

A couple of weeks earlier than the snow arrives in Moscow, the capital of Russia, and as Moscow’s “Golden Autumn” season concludes, Muscovite photographer Levi Nazarov headed out to “Sokolniki Park” to {photograph} the environment of the place throughout this stunning interval, like many different photographers and pictures fans, for whom this quick interval of fall in Russia takes them out of their heat properties for spectacular pictures of Hashem’s wonders.

Shedding is a pure phenomenon in timber,particularly these which might be broad-leaved. As they shed their leaves within the fall, the leaves change shade in numerous phases, till they’re utterly shed. And when trying on the photos, we will’t assist however discover the timber whose leaves fell off instantly firstly of fall, alongside timber whose leaves are nonetheless hooked up and holding on.

Sokolniki Park is positioned within the northeast of Moscow, and covers an space of 600 dunams, containing tons of of hundreds of numerous timber, 13 lakes and is derived, and contemporary, clear air. In current years, the Moscow Municipality has invested monumental sources to revive the traditional historical past of the place, and cozy paths are unfold all through the size and breadth of the magnificent park. The place can be guarded by a everlasting guard to take care of cleanliness, order, and peace. About seventy years in the past, the Previous Lubavitcher Rebbe was in Moscow for the aim of Jewish affairs, to cancel horrible decrees towards the Jews of Russia. After very strenuous and troublesome exercise disputing the decrees, some thugs entered the Rebbe’s room with a drawn gun and threatened his life. To settle down after the traumatic occasion, the Rebbe went out to get some air in “Sokolniki Park”, and in his diary the Rebbe wrote: “And I think that the good air and the moonlight will calm me down, and I said let’s go for a walk… and I went to the “Sokolniki Forest”.

And who is aware of, perhaps that’s why the park merited that on its japanese aspect it borders the “Chaya Mushka Institute” complicated – named after the Rebbetzin, daughter of the Rebbe Rayatz – one of many many magnificent establishments established about 30 years in the past by the Chief Rabbi of Russia, HaGaon Rabbi Berel Lazar Shlita. This is the place tons of of Jewish women are educated within the observance of Torah and mitzvot, with most of the graduates already serving as Shluchos in vaious nations alongside their husbands, graduates of the Chabad yeshivahs in Russia.

Photos: Levi Nazarov