📷 Nenets Chum

There are people who now live in houses built according to ancient technologies — wooden poles assembled in a bundle, and two layers of deer skins fixed on top. On the Yamal Peninsula in these conical dwellings live the Nenets — reindeer herders, who still roam the tundra beyond the Arctic Circle. Yes, they have modern tools, like a chainsaw, but their lifestyle has not changed. They also build sledges, and women do needlework. And their life, as always, to a great extent depends only on nature, and on deer in particular.

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OLYMPUS E-M1 Mark II
Exposure time: 13 sec
Aperture: F 8
Sensitivity: ISO 64
Focal length: 19 mm
35 mm equivalent: 38 mm

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