I stumbled across these two images randomly last night while looking around at different things. I was intrigued. Further investigation lead me to Julie Pike’s Norwegian Woods [Link might not be safe for work] shoot for Oyster Magazine.
I like.
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This astonishing website gives you a look inside what it’s like to live in the worlds most populated country
Be sure to go through all 3 pages. Simply amazing.
Mine workers just exiting the mine
Street barber in a demolished room
Farmer gathering crop
Fishermen brave the sea in a storm
Roadside vendor selling to railroad passengers
Update: Another very insightful link to what its like in Russia: Click here
Thanks Bob!
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Candy is an artist, graphic designer, urban planner, and musician in New York City. With a background in architecture, urban planning, and graphic design, she likes to make city information more accessible and engaging through design and the creative use of public space.
When I visit a site I have been linked to I normally just click around, look at pictures and that’s it. What drew me to spend more than 20 seconds on Candy’s site was the interesting thought that she applied to projects and assignments she had done.
Candy Chang – Hello Neighbors (One of my personal favourites)
