It controls the past, the present and the future. It feels at home in this harsh terrain. It can slow down the time so that one hour hangs heavy. Also, it can speed up the time, and several nights flash before your eyes, and you aren’t able to notice anything. All the days are starting to blur together. They turn into unnecessary convention.
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This series of photographs was taken in the mountains of the Polar Ural. The hard-to-reach Lake Khadata-Yugan-Lor is hundreds of kilometers from civilization. There is nothing around but boundless tundra, wild mountains, glaciers, bears, hordes of mosquitoes, midges and several reindeer herders’ camps, where people live with their deer in the wild, just like their ancestors did centuries ago. We travelled by all-terrain vehicles through the swamps and tundra, and it took us two days. And our way back was the same.
On the way we broke the brakes on our cross-country vehicles, then our wheel fell off, we got stuck in the swamp, crossed lots of rivers, constantly repaired something and hid from mosquitoes and heavy winds. It seemed that the Spirits of the Polar Urals didn’t really want to let uninvited guests in.
The Spirit of Time
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It controls the past, the present and the future. It feels at home in this harsh terrain. It can slow down the time so that one hour hangs heavy. Also, it can speed up the time, and several nights flash before your eyes, and you aren’t able to notice anything. All the days are starting to blur together. They turn into unnecessary convention.
Primary sales at https://sloika.xyz/liseykina.eth/the-spirits-of-the-polar-ural
This series of photographs was taken in the mountains of the Polar Ural. The hard-to-reach Lake Khadata-Yugan-Lor is hundreds of kilometers from civilization. There is nothing around but boundless tundra, wild mountains, glaciers, bears, hordes of mosquitoes, midges and several reindeer herders’ camps, where people live with their deer in the wild, just like their ancestors did centuries ago. We travelled by all-terrain vehicles through the swamps and tundra, and it took us two days. And our way back was the same.
On the way we broke the brakes on our cross-country vehicles, then our wheel fell off, we got stuck in the swamp, crossed lots of rivers, constantly repaired something and hid from mosquitoes and heavy winds. It seemed that the Spirits of the Polar Urals didn’t really want to let uninvited guests in.