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When I was six years old, I held my dad's Fed 2 rangefinder for the first time. I pushed all the buttons, one by one, or all at the same time. I even tried to disassemble the camera, but couldn't understand what this strange box was supposed to do.
At the time, it didn't make much sense to me. It wasn't until I was in my twenties that I developed a passion for photography. Combining it with my constant desire for adventure, I began to travel even more in search of secret places to discover. As an ordinary man, I pursue authentic adventures that I capture with my camera.
Just pushing the button and capturing the moments as I see them, I enjoy the magic of photography.
Today, I am happy to say that not much has changed since then.
-georgi
“Vanishing World” Expeditions
2022: Karakalpak, Uzbekistan
2022: The Nomads of Kyrgyzstan
2018: Haenyo divers, Jeju-do, Korea
2017: Nomad Tribes of Persia, Iran
2017: Haenyo Women, Jeju-do island, Korea
2016: Bedouin People of Sahara, Morocco
2015: Kazakh Eagle Hunters, Altain Mountain, Mongolia
2015: Tsaatan People, Mongolia
2015: Amarbayasgalant Tibetan Monks, Mongolia
2015: Indigenous Tribes of Papua New Guinea
2014: Lower Omo Valley Tribes, Ethiopia & Kenya
2013: Haenyo divers, Jeju-do, Korea
2012: Maasai Tribe in Ngorongoro & Serengeti, Tanzania
2011: Uros People from Lake Titicaca, Peru
2011: Qulla People, Bolivia, Chile & Argentina
2010: Kanak People from Ouvéa Island, New Caledonia
2009: Indigenous People of India
