I quit my job after an unforgettable trip across Russia
Giulia Mangione
Florence-born Giulia Mangione is assistant photo editor of The Calvert Journal. She has a passion for photography and photojournalism, and is constantly looking for innovative ways of visual storytelling and photobook making.
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The space race remade as child’s play -
The native peoples of Siberia, and their everyday lives -
Coming of age in a former pioneer camp -
How Soviet space dreams became child's play -
Time-travelling through generations of Russian womanhood -
The vans of Yerevan, and their devoted drivers -
Moscow's new Orthodox churches under construction -
Shedding light on Moscow after dark -
A photographic odyssey into the heart of Central Asia -
Photographing the scientists who have dedicated their lives to space research -
Nikita Shokhov captures the colourful world of the Russian seaside -
Documenting the struggle for existence in the atomic cities of the former USSR -
Portraits of a generation coming of age -
Photographer Nikita Pirogov captures the beauty of compare and contrast -
A rare glimpse into one of Russia’s last closed cities -
Bringing the personal to Google Street View -
Preserving the spirit of the village -
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Out on the fringes of St Petersburg, Kupchino is where the urban ends -
Photographing the town caught between past and future -
A photographer's journey to the polar north in his father's footsteps -
Uncovering a sad, dark story of rural Russia -
A look back at Sochi, before the Olympic Games -
The families evicted to make way for the Sochi Winter Olympics -
Sun and sea in the Olympic city of Sochi -
A portrait of alienation in Moscow -
The uncanny art of Elena Kholkina’s photography -
Sergey Maximishin’s captivating photos of Siberia -
Alexander Gronsky's visions of thwarted arcadia -
A visual essay on longing and desire -
Russia at Paris Photo — Top 5 -
Evgenia Arbugaeva's mesmerising photographs of a vanishing town -
Newly found photos from a lost winter in Siberia -
Photographer Nastya Pirate's dreamlike visions of night and the city -
The make-believe world of Ivan and the Moon -
Portraits from the Trans-Siberian railway -
The everyday hell of office life -
Photographer Liza Faktor explores the space between Siberian myth and reality -
Russian subcultures of the Eighties