This group of surreal creative works is created by a storm coming up in the desert.
This group of works was shot in China's Taklamakan Desert, the world's second-largest drifting sand, which is known as the Sea of Death. Animal carcasses and fur can be seen everywhere when walking into the boundary line of the desert. Sand dunes are expanding continuously in the desert. Affected by wind, sand dunes shift frequently. The wind can blow up sand walls to three times high.
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Mist Hotan Prefecture (Series)
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Jonas Daley, born in China, is a freelance photographer. He is stationed in the western region of China all the year round. His style is mainly magical reality and surreal and the colors of his photos are bright and specular. His magically real landscape photos have recorded evert touching moment and made viewers feel as if they have entered another space.
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