The best breakfasts of the world

In every country breakfasts can be so different.

What dishes prefer to use as a morning meal in different parts of the world decided to learn Philpot Victoria (Victoria Philpott), creating a project "50 best breakfast of the world." Friends from different countries sent her photos and recipes of their breakfast, of which Victoria was a kind of gastronomic world map. Now we have opened the possibility of a culinary journey to different corners of our planet. Bon appetit!

Breakfast in Turkey

Breakfast in France

Breakfast in the Philippines

Sweetly dreams newborns

Photographer Tracy Raver shoots in his studio sleeping infants under the age of 1 month.

Tracy calls his dream job and a pleasure. Spending countless hours in the studio with a full and peacefully asleep crumbs and their parents, the photographer gets an incredible pleasure and positive emotions.

Tracy Raver working in the studio of his twin sister, which provides all the necessary conditions for newborns and their mothers, as well as a huge collection of hats, scarves, shawls and baskets. All newborns are only shoot in natural lighting. In the photos, permeated with tenderness, crumbs asleep in baskets, socks, dishes and other unexpected places.

Tracy Raver - very the demand of photographer. To get to her mom have to make a photo session at the beginning of their pregnancy.

Swim, baby!

Four years ago in London, opened its first swimming center for babies London Baby Swim, whose owner Phil Shaw at the end of each course holds a special underwater photo shoot their young students. As is known, up to about 9 months in a child reflex triggered custom overlapping airways, once it is under water, so that it instinctively breathless. According to Shaw and his associates, swimming lessons, including underwater, develop the cardiovascular system, motor skills and overall beneficial effect on children. Make a picture is not easy, but with 10 years of experience of underwater photography for Phil is not a problem.
Beautiful, lovely and magical images simply by looking at who is convinced of the fact that you can learn from the cradle the beauty of life.

Modern Maugli

Tippi Degré was born in Africa in a family of French wildlife photographers and spent her childhood is very unusual.
She was born in June 1990, and grew up in the African desert, setting an unusually close relationship with many wild animals, including 28-year-old African elephant named Abu, leopard J & B, lion cubs, giraffe, ostrich, mongoose, cheetah, colt zebras, crocodiles, huge toads and even a snake.
In the ten-age girl explored the African bush, crawling on all fours. Africa has been her home for ten years, allowing Tippy friends with predatory animals, as well as aboriginal tribes of Namibia. For a little girl hug a giant toad was as natural as for her peers - a teddy bear.

Where children sleep

"Where children sleep" - a story about how different the fate of children around the world, told through pictures of children's rooms. The author of the project - a British photographer James Mollison - raises so the theme of children's rights in different countries. Nothing and does not reflect the position of the baby in the family, as his room or even its absence.

Differences between children and their bedrooms are striking: on clothes girls from Tokyo proud mother spends $ 1,000 a month; Bilal - a shepherd boy, who sleeps in the open air, with a herd of goats belonging to his father, Nepali girl Indira working on a granite quarry in three years.

Pictures of children and their rooms were the basis of the book Photographer "Where children sleep", which has received considerable attention in the community. "I hope this book will provide a glimpse into the lives of children who live in many different environments around the world, the ability to reflect on the inequalities that exist, and to realize how we, the people of the civilized world, still lucky," - says James Mollison.

Dong, 9 years, China

Jean David, 10 years, Colombia

Indira, 7 years, Nepal

Toy Stories

The project «Toy Stories» demonstrates that regardless of the country and the living conditions of all the children of the world in this age want one thing - to play. However, preferences, habits and behavior of children from different parts of the world differ.

Gabriel notes that children in developed countries and affluent families more jealous of his toys, and for a long time did not let the photographer to them, was not allowed to play with them, protecting their "treasures." While the children are from poor countries willingly and easily share their favorite toys, even if it was a single teddy bear.

But there is something in common between all the children who participated in the project. Their favorite toys are a reflection of the life that the family lives. Interests and occupations of parents, daily care and employment responsibilities of family members directly affect the choice of favorite toys. Thus, the photo project Gabriele Galimberti "Toy Story" - a kind of serious anthropological study.

Chiva - Mchini, Malawi

Paul - Kiev, Ukraine

Stella - Montecchio, Italy

The reverse side of a mother's love

It is believed that any, even the most delicate, nurturing child deforms. The question is how much.

Of course, people can not survive outside of society - we need to bring the children their ideals, knowledge and experience, to teach them to live in this world alone and to cope with external challenges. But the man who still did not deal with their problems, it is extremely difficult to keep a balance in education. As a result, the problems of our parents (which they are not guilty) reflected on us, it leaves a mark on the education of our children, and they have added to the baggage their unresolved issues and send them down the chain. Paradoxically, this often happens with the best intentions: because " it would be better for you", "I know what I say" and "do not repeat my mistakes". But the fact is that a child should be allowed to just do their mistakes and leave room for free will. Photographer Anna Radchenko explores this question in a project dedicated to maternal love, which sometimes becomes phantasmagoric and not similar to love. Photos cause ambiguous feelings, grotesque imagery and exaggeration make the idea clear and often - repulsive. Here are visualized, unfortunately, typical psychological problems in the relationship between mothers and children: unrealized wishes of parents  excessive strictness, total control and overprotection.