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Marcin Gorsky
Beijing, CHINA, 2012
Ilina Vicktoria
St Petersburg, 2016.
Sergey Neamoscou 2021
Russian photographer
Matthieu Paley
Mongolia’s capital, Ulaanbaatar, has grown rapidly and in an unplanned way in recent years, as nomadic herders have left the countryside and settled on the city's outskirts, in districts such as Dari Ekh. Living in gers (yurts) or simple houses, they use coal stoves for both heating and cooking. Ulaanbaatar’s air is one the world’s most polluted, especially during the cold winter months
National Geographic, 2019.
French photographer
Greg Girard
Security detail, Shanghai Airport, CHINA,1986.
I. “Parhelion” by Christopher Michel, Antartica, January 4, 2018. Sunlight and ice crystals in the atmosphere refract creating a glowing halo, a lesson of physics written across the sky. Same phenomena can be seen with moonlight, known as Paraselene.
II. “The English at the North Pole” drawn by Édouard Riou and Henri de Montaut, 1866. From Jules Verne’s novel “Journeys and Adventures of Captain Hatteras”
Renell Medrano photo
Simon Rasmussen styling
Aweng Chuol for 10 Magazine, 2018.