[03:10-04:23] Volodya Vyatkin's Reportage Photography: Capturing Authenticity

Okay, I got sidetracked. No, well, so, when you found yourself in the same space a second time, at the New Year's gathering. Yes, yes, I was talking about Volodya Vyatkin, and I completely drifted off, I started remembering him. His works are amazing, I was as if flipping through them. He is a reportage artist. This is reportage photography, it's not staged. And he did fantastic things, he spent six months following our synchronized swimmers. And this feeling of water, body, when a person turns into an amphibian, and sports at the same time - it's something incredible. And I later talked, it just happened coincidentally, in a company with the coach of these synchronized swimmers who participated in these shoots. And they said that he is a fantastic photographer. How he manages to ignite ideas in absolutely everyone. And how he reveals, because a photographer is obliged to reveal his model. And this is documentary, it's not staged, so that they dive and swim in that state as it is important for him.