"The beauty of mixed bloods": children from international families through the lens of Naira Hovhannisyan

Non-trivial portraits of celebrities: Queen Elizabeth II, Michael Jackson and others through the lens of the legendary Annie Leibovitz

Annie Leibovitz is one of the most famous contemporary American photographers. Starting as a young, inexperienced amateur who managed to get a job in a prestigious world magazine, she quickly established herself as a photographer who could capture the essence of her subjects, unlike others. And it is not at all surprising that her rapidly growing career has been subject to criticism and controversy. However, her unquenchable talent and insatiable desire to keep working led her to an almost incomparable

The life of Soviet people in the 1950s through the lens of the Belarusian photographer Valery Bysov

Pictures of amazing warmth and good nostalgia from Valery Vasilyevich Bysov, a Belarusian photographer who started doing what he loved in the 1950s and who devoted several decades to photography

Pre-revolutionary Russia through the lens of "the father of Russian photo reportage" Karl Bull

Karl Bulla was born into a merchant family in Prussia, and when he was 12 years old, the family moved to St. Petersburg, and he started working as a messenger in a photography store. Since this all started. The photograph fascinated Karl and he, a talented boy, was soon transferred to laboratory assistants. In 1875 Bulla opened his first photo studio and soon won fame as an excellent portrait painter. Karl Bulla and his sons left a huge photographic legacy to their descendants. Store in St. Petersburg today

Children's Environmental Issues Through the Eyes of Children at the Children's Eyes on Earth Photo Contest

The legendary American science fiction writer asked mankind one of the most pressing questions of our time: "When our descendants see the desert into which we turned the Earth, what excuse will they find for us?" Of course, he is only one of many who tried to point out to people the need to respect nature. As well as the worldwide Children's Eyes on Earth competition for young photographers, one of the attempts to show the Earth without embellishment, as we have already inherited it from

"Kings of Hollywood": socialites, movie stars and other celebrities through the lens of the legendary Slim Aarons

George Allen Aarons is an American photographer who was born in 1916 in Manhattan. He became famous for his photographs of celebrities. But he did not come to this right away. At 18, Aarons joined the US Army, then worked as a photographer at West Point and was a photographer during World War II. He began photographing celebrities when, after the war, when he moved to California. It was there that he created his iconic project "Kings of Hollywood"