Danish police rappel down from a helicopter to a Shell-contracted icebreaker, the Nordica from Finland, that is being intercepted by Greenpeace on it's journey towards the Arctic.
Stockholm, Sweden, 28 march 2012 - Greenpeace calls on delegates of the Arctic Council meeting held at Stockholms Natural History Museum to save the Arctic.
Mt Fuji, Japan - February 28, 2012 A multinational Greenpeace alpine team delivered similar messages of support and hope for the victims of the nuclear disaster Fukushima Daiichi to the summit of Mt Fuji. Collected from thousands of people in Japan and all over the world, theenvironmental organisation hopes that the messages will help unite thepeople of Japan in opposition to nuclear power, and encourage theJapanese authorities to listen to them. The climbing team is comprised of elevenalpinists from Canada, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland,Sweden, Switzerland and the USA scaled the mountain.
Advertise campaign for Jim RickeyProject: Honkey Kong - a 2d platform game tribute. Shot on location in Hong Kong.Photographer and Creative Director: Christian ÅslundProject Manager: MetecmanPhoto Assistent: Loa Bie
Advertise campaign for Jim RickeyProject: Honkey Kong - a 2d platform game tribute. Shot on location in Hong Kong.Photographer and Creative Director: Christian ÅslundProject Manager: MetecmanPhoto Assistent: Loa Bie
Advertise campaign for Jim RickeyProject: Honkey Kong - a 2d platform game tribute. Shot on location in Hong Kong.Photographer and Creative Director: Christian ÅslundProject Manager: MetecmanPhoto Assistent: Loa Bie
Advertise campaign for Jim RickeyProject: Honkey Kong - a 2d platform game tribute. Shot on location in Hong Kong.Photographer and Creative Director: Christian ÅslundProject Manager: MetecmanPhoto Assistent: Loa Bie
Arirang Mass Games at Mayday Stadium in Pyongyang, North Korea, a 120,000 performer-strong spectacle of gymnastic choreography with military precision, in one of the biggest sport arenas in the world. At the stand behind the field 20,000 person flip card mosaic to form detailed composite pictures.The performance takes place for two months in August and September. From as young as 5 years old kids are being selected to participate in the Mass Games.
North Korean military officers watching Arirang Mass Games at Mayday Stadium in Pyongyang, North Korea, a 120,000 performer-strong spectacle of gymnastic choreography with military precision, in one of the biggest sport arenas in the world. At the stand behind the field 20,000 person flip card mosaic to form detailed composite pictures.The performance takes place for two months in August and September. From as young as 5 years old kids are being selected to participate in the Mass Games.
Arirang Mass Games at Mayday Stadium in Pyongyang, North Korea, a 120,000 performer-strong spectacle of gymnastic choreography with military precision, in one of the biggest sport arenas in the world. At the stand behind the field 20,000 person flip card mosaic to form detailed composite pictures.The performance takes place for two months in August and September. From as young as 5 years old kids are being selected to participate in the Mass Games.
Arirang Mass Games at Mayday Stadium in Pyongyang, North Korea, a 120,000 performer-strong spectacle of gymnastic choreography with military precision, in one of the biggest sport arenas in the world. At the stand behind the field 20,000 person flip card mosaic to form detailed composite pictures.The performance takes place for two months in August and September. From as young as 5 years old kids are being selected to participate in the Mass Games.
Arirang Mass Games at Mayday Stadium in Pyongyang, North Korea, a 120,000 performer-strong spectacle of gymnastic choreography with military precision, in one of the biggest sport arenas in the world. At the stand behind the field 20,000 person flip card mosaic to form detailed composite pictures.The performance takes place for two months in August and September. From as young as 5 years old kids are being selected to participate in the Mass Games.
Arirang Mass Games at Mayday Stadium in Pyongyang, North Korea, a 120,000 performer-strong spectacle of gymnastic choreography with military precision, in one of the biggest sport arenas in the world. At the stand behind the field 20,000 person flip card mosaic to form detailed composite pictures.The performance takes place for two months in August and September. From as young as 5 years old kids are being selected to participate in the Mass Games.
Arirang Mass Games at Mayday Stadium in Pyongyang, North Korea, a 120,000 performer-strong spectacle of gymnastic choreography with military precision, in one of the biggest sport arenas in the world. At the stand behind the field 20,000 person flip card mosaic to form detailed composite pictures.The performance takes place for two months in August and September. From as young as 5 years old kids are being selected to participate in the Mass Games.
North Korean students on their way up to the holy mountain Baekdu (2744 m above sea level), the highest mountain in North Korea. Kim Jong-il's official biography states that he was born in a secret military camp on Baekdu Mountain. Dense forest around the mountain provided bases for Korean armed resistance against the Japanese occupation, and later communist guerrillas during the Korean War. The Baekdu Mountain has been worshipped by the surrounding peoples throughout history. Both the Koreans and Manchus consider it the place of their ancestral origin.
Reflection of a soldier outside Hamhŭng Grand Theatre. Hamhŭng is an important chemical industry center in the DPRK. It is an industrial city which serves as a major port for North Korean foreign trade. Production includes textiles (particularly vinalon), metalware, machinery, refined oil and processed food. It is also said to be North Korea's largest center of methamphetamine production both for export and illicitly for internal consumption.
Man bicycling under a world map mural at Songdowon International Children's Union Camp in Wŏnsan, Kangwŏn Province.
Painting of North Koreas late Great Leader Kim Il-sung and his son Kim Jong-Il standing on top of the volcanic mountain Baekdu, at a middle school in Pyongyang.
North Korean woman standing at the stairs of the tower of the Juche Idea, a 170-meter tall monument. It is presumed to be modeled on the Washington Monument, which it surpasses in height by less than a metre.
Grand People's Study House, North Koreas biggest library and educational centre. It has a total floor space of 100,000m2 and 600 rooms. Foreign publications are available only with special permission.
Grand People's Study House, North Koreas biggest library and educational centre. It has a total floor space of 100,000m2 and 600 rooms. Foreign publications are available only with special permission.
Pictures on the wall of North Koreas late Great Leader Kim Il-sung and his son Kim Jong-Il at Grand People's Study House, North Koreas biggest library and educational centre. It has a total floor space of 100,000m2 and 600 rooms. Foreign publications are available only with special permission.
Cultural education room with TV's and Boomboxes at Grand People's Study House, North Koreas biggest library and educational centre. It has a total floor space of 100,000m2 and 600 rooms. Foreign publications are available only with special permission.
