A parahelion in the far north of Canada makes multiple suns appear in the sky. The drama of the forests. 1921. Illustrated by Arthur Heming.
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A parahelion in the far north of Canada makes multiple suns appear in the sky. The drama of the forests. 1921. Illustrated by Arthur Heming.
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Prepping some duck for dinner on the Hudson Bay Coast
Nunavut
1955
Slava of the Arctic: the extreme weatherman living in a timewarp
- Photo. ©Evgenia Arbugaeva
Written by Paweł Domurat: Slava works at the most remote weather station in the Arctic, with his Morse code machine and his Yuri Gagarin cuttings. Then one day, a photographer came bearing oranges, champagne and a parrot
“It’s like the worst of all the arctic stations. Nobody wants to work there. So I was curious. When we landed, I saw Slava. His place was absolutely frozen in time. He had a portrait of Yuri Gagarin cut out of a 1961 newspaper. He still had a Morse code machine and his wallpaper was from another era. I felt so comfortable with him.”
She stayed for two and a half weeks, photographing Slava, who was 63 and had been there for 13 years, as he measured temperature, precipitation and wind. He had been posted to Khodovarikha after a career on ships and was due to retire soon. “He is this place,” says Arbugaeva. “It was winter, so it was very dark. I was looking for a character who could deliver this feeling of polar night. That’s something I grew up with. Slava was the perfect representative.”
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