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Got a portfolio in Goedele Magazine this month, showing four previously unpublished photographs I took during my trips through the former USSR in 2007-2008. It’s a funny issue about street photographers operating on beaches, on city squares in front of monuments, palmtrees or fountains. For a little money they make an instant portrait of you. They often use self made decor pieces, plastic flowers or stuffed animals.
The whole series contains about ten pictures. Some of them have been published in my book ‘Red Journey’. Here are some more photographs of photographers at work:
9:34 am on March 8th, 2010
Hi Nick,
I’ve just looked through your Red Journey gallery. Most photos really made me laugh like mad. I live in Russia, but have never seen those absurdities and extremes that you captured. I guess it’s because most photos are not of Russia. I wish I could have captions under them on your website.
I liked a lot “Jesus died for you” and Santa in a bus in Georgia.
Thanks a lot for this interesting insight to ourselves
12:53 am on March 19th, 2010
Thanks for your comment Evgeny. There are captions on my website, when you click on the “i” in the right corner below. Best, Nick