| [view] | Ryan Fuller gives Magic a face in Russia. Red is the colour of money |
| [view] | A glimpse of the Red Square |
| [view] | Leonid, a local judge, follows Mattias Jorstedts play |
| [view] | Yuri Markin cracking jokes during an interview |
| [view] | The Russian players love him, Yuri Markin |
| [view] | Olivier Ruel helping out with the Sideboard coverage, while Event Manager Christophe Weyers is giving his computer the eye |
| [view] | You think you can get away with this |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller |
| [view] | Iwan Tan |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller versus Iwan Tan in the Finals |
| [view] | Iwan Tan and Yuri Markin in the semifinals |
| [view] | Yuri Markin |
| [view] | Iwan Tan |
| [view] | The semi-finals ready for take-off |
| [view] | Sideboard reporter Olivier Ruel brought his animal farm to the semi-finals for support |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel versus Eugene Okin in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Iwan Tan versus Sergey Norin in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller versus Dave Williams in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller |
| [view] | Dave Williams |
| [view] | Eugene Okin |
| [view] | Rustam Bakirov versus Yuri Markin in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Rustam Bakirov |
| [view] | Yuri Markin |
| [view] | Sergey Norin |
| [view] | Iwan Tan |
| [view] | Saint Basils cathedral by night |
| [view] | Grand Prix Moscow Champion Ryan Fuller |
| [view] | The Finals: Iwan Tan vs. Ryan Fuller |
| [view] | May the best win |
| [view] | All Top 8 players speak Russian, guaranteed. Everybody here knows whats on the poster |
| [view] | The same Top 8, getting a bit restless |
| [view] | The same Top 8, testing their smiles for the camera on stage |
| [view] | The Top 8 players of Grand Prix Moscow in front of the Bolshoi Theater |
| [view] | Dave Williams goes in third in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Dave Williams giving us the monkey smile |
| [view] | Yuri Markin goes in first in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller goes in sixth in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel goes in seventh in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel showing off his scar |
| [view] | Iwan Tan goes in fifth in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Sergey Norin Russia goes in fourth in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Rustam Bakirov Russia goes in eight in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Eugene Okin Russia goes in second in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Antoine Ruels trousers torn to pieces. There is no picture of the bloody scar to spare sensitive surfers, but its there. Says he ran against a post or something... Yeah right. |
| [view] | This round thirteen feature match threw Alex Shvartsman out of the Top 8 |
| [view] | Yuri Markin is clearly enjoying the show |
| [view] | Calculating their chances. Round 13 will be decisive for several of the international players |
| [view] | Russian Igor Bugaenko |
| [view] | Yuri Markin Didnt expect that, hey |
| [view] | Mark Wraith being interviewed by the Polish television. Is that a smile |
| [view] | Rustam Bakirov has the crowds on his hand |
| [view] | Sideboard reporter Mark Wraith fishing for tech for the English Nationals |
| [view] | A sportive round eleven feature match |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel |
| [view] | Things are getting tight for Mattias Jorstedt |
| [view] | Hidden in a corner, a popular match: Dave Williams versus Rustam Bakirov |
| [view] | Ze French |
| [view] | Squeezing out the pepsi |
| [view] | Larisa Komardina runs the Lotus Club in Moscow |
| [view] | Beaver playing cards |
| [view] | As good as any professional, Eugene Roginsky, facing Olivier Ruel in round ten - while Peter Bobrov is fooling around with Eugenes little beaver |
| [view] | Stanislav Tsarevski follows a fellow Russian player. Made Top 8 at Russian Nationals in 1999 |
| [view] | Alexander Strakhov made top 2 at Russian Nationals twice |
| [view] | This guy has probably played the most matches in Russia, Eugene Nefedov |
| [view] | Yuri Kolomeyko is one of Ukraines top Magic players |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller and Alex Shvartsman, sharing a table again in round ten |
| [view] | More serious with each round, Ryan Fuller |
| [view] | Alex Shvartsman is thinking about the Georgian restaurant of last night |
| [view] | Girlie stuff |
| [view] | Dmitry and Dave facing each other in round nine |
| [view] | Russian National Team member Dmitry Afanasenko |
| [view] | Dave Williams - without headphones |
| [view] | Everything under control. Sargona and Wizards staff get-together |
| [view] | Mattias Jorstedt was leading at the start of day two. And after Round 8, he was still leading. |
| [view] | Iwan Tan. Is that a desperate look |
| [view] | Starting quietly, Mattias Jorstedt from Sweden and German Iwan Tan |
| [view] | Morning walk. The Bolshoi Theater close to the site |
| [view] | The crme de la crme of Magic: Alex Shvartsman and Mikey P |
| [view] | Dave Williams had a very strong first day |
| [view] | The swiss rounds are over. Just playing for fun |
| [view] | Pretty boy plays Go-Mar |
| [view] | Mark Wraith and Wizards computers dont match - covering the last feature match of the day: Ryan Fuller against Alexander Dikhnov |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller, sporting a red hat, trying to fit in |
| [view] | Alexander Dikhnov is a popular Russian science fiction writer and a good Magic player |
| [view] | Mark Wraith doesnt seem to find this game too exciting |
| [view] | Go Olivier Ruel. |
| [view] | This picture wasnt focussed on Alex Shvartsman |
| [view] | Wondering what Alex Shvartsman is laughing with |
| [view] | Cute piggy. No, not Alex |
| [view] | What players get to see when they walk outside. Beautiful old town |
| [view] | Okay, lets assume this says Grand Prix Moscow, April 21-22, 2001 or something along these lines |
| [view] | You are disturbing us. Bruno Van Speybroeck, PR Manager, and Cajus Von Engelmann, scorekeeper |
| [view] | What about this caption: Mikey P and Matti J Cute, huh |
| [view] | Mattias Jorstedt makes a decisive move |
| [view] | Mikey P without the typical hand in front of his face, what a treat |
| [view] | Trading cards at the side events. Spotted three of those red ones so far |
| [view] | Mattias Jorstedt and Trey Van Cleave, both wondering what the people around them are saying |
| [view] | Blocking with a Dromar the Banisher and a whole army of animals |
| [view] | French Franck in utmost concentration |
| [view] | Canu and Firsov facing each other in the first feature match of the day |
| [view] | Mister Firsov. If looks could kill |
| [view] | Magic demo at the side events |
| [view] | Somewhere in the near future, the Russian National Champion just might be one of these girls |
| [view] | Kyril I am the final authority Grillon |
| [view] | Still life. The site is well protected |
| [view] | Hungry looks |
| [view] | The Sargona ladies welcoming the players. From left to right: Marita Zaharova, Julia Birukova and Helene Lempert |
| [view] | With a little help from my friend and mummy |
| [view] | Maxim Nefedov, in the middle, building his deck |
| [view] | Attentive listeners |
| [view] | The judges are ready for action |
| [view] | Local pop stars welcoming the crowds... Felix Huybrechts, Organized Play Manager and Marita Zaharova from Sargona, Russia |
| [view] | Igor Klokov, President of Sargona, Wizards distributor in Russia, Ukraine and Belarussia |
| [view] | Tom Wnerstrand and his wife |
| [view] | This mans brain came up with the design for Ravenous Rats and Ghost Ship |
| [view] | Checking the pairings for the first round of the day |
| [view] | And almost every single one of them speaks Russian. Isnt that impressive |
| [view] | Be prepared for a slaughterhouse |
| [view] | The judges team the night before the big thing |
| [view] | Head judge Cyril Grillon giving the judges a first briefing |
| [view] | Welcome to Grand Prix Moscow. Please leave your car outside |
| [view] | Music, Maestro |
| [view] | All sorts of people, all sorts of colors |
| [view] | Role-play anyone I thought we were off for a Magic tournament |
| [view] | Saint Basils Cathedral on the Red Square and some of Russias less common inhabitants - I assume |
| [view] | Three in a row |
| [view] | Little old corner. This is at the center of Moscow |