ED: It was hard when Max was playing in NHL and I had a crazy tournament schedule. We lived in numerous cities then. Two cities compared to these hops is a trifle. Even less, because I like St. Petersburg very much. This is absolutely a western city. At first I caught myself all the time thinking “Why are all captions in Russian?” And only then I remember “oh, I'm in Russia!” I was never drinking cappuccino and surprisingly I awfully felt like trying in St. Petersburg. Here it seems everybody drinks it at any time. Now I have a St. Petersburg cappuccino mania (laughs). Maxim and I had some unbelievable excitement for St. Petersburg. We were like crazy, running around museums, cathedrals, theatres. Everybody was saying us “Calm down, you have plenty of time ahead to see enough of the city. But we couldn’t stop. I still can’t stop being astonished when I look at the beauty of the riverside. On the Neva I developed a desire to take pictures of the city, the people, the buildings, the sky... And even though we didn’t have a honeymoon in the traditional sense, it was in St. Petersburg that I felt like every type of life is a honeymoon for me. Anywhere we are is great.