World's most closed society peers from behind the impregnable wall
Christopher Morris, a photographer with Time Magazine recently came back from North Korea with some rare photographs. Rush. Link via HW.
posted by Akash at 3:29 AM
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2 Comments:
Cool!!! I saw the photographs!!! Life seems pretty normal outta there!
You are just correct. The photographs alone would not have made much sense without the captions. Anyway, at least now we know that life in North Korea is not like hell as we are inclined to imagine her to be.
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