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A young Lithuanian named Auguste Abeliunaitewho had tears streaming down her face during both of her walks for Jil Sander in 2009.
Auguste Abeliunaite: There wasnt any small shoes or my emocional problems! The lights was very strong and cameras was flashing all the time. My eyes are very sensitive thats why i was crying.
Sonatine (1993) Dir. Takeshi Kitano
Endre Penovác __ a very young cat wondering
—Mahmoud Darwish, from In the Presence Of Absence
photographed by leslie zhang for self-portrait kids
Ainu folk, summer of 1968. Photos by Mike Rounds, member of ASA Chitose Association. More photos of Hokkaido here.
Moe no suzaku (Naomi Kawase, 1997)
Small village near Kom Ombo | Egypt (by Dietmar Temps)
Cairo, Egypt, 2008
A tuareg near a small oasis in Tassili N’Ajjer, Algeria (by crambaud).
ALGERIA. Mzab. Ghardaïa. 1966. A. Abbas.
ALGERIA. Mzab. Ghardaïa. 1966. Among the Ibadites. Market day.
Misrata, Libya
A migrant stands in a line after arriving at the port in Benghazi from the besieged Libyan city of Misrata, Libya, on May 5, 2011.
”I Am Among Working Men” by Agageldy Allanazarov, illustrated by T. Kolpaschikova (USSR, 1986)
Nikolai Drozdov and Pyotr Vtorov in Ashkhabad (October 4, 1978)
Young girls en traditional costume. Ashgabat, Turkmenistan , 1996
Photo: Ian Berry
The “Door to Hell.” In 1971, Soviet geologists were drilling in the Turkmen desert when the land gave way beneath them, leaving a 70-meter-wide, noxious gas–emitting crater. They ignited the gas to try to burn off the excess, but the crater has been ablaze ever since. Darvaza, Turkmenistan, 2012. // Chloe Dewe Matthews
