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Sami
Gällivare, Sweden
Photographed by Erika Larsen
NOVEMBER ISSUE
Sven Skaltje was saddened to find the carcasses of two female reindeer whose antlers had become entangled during a dominance struggle in northern Sweden. He estimates it took three days for them to die of starvation. After separating the bodies, he saw from the ear markings that one belonged to him and the other to his cousin. Skaltje is much admired by the younger Sami in his herding group, but he is unsure whether the skills he teaches them will endure.

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the waiting man on Flickr.

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- i have a study of this waiting man. yes i do.

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central station on Flickr.

stockholm, sweden

i met my homie from the internets by the round thing in the middle, except i was at the station across the street dropped off by a bus.
our common bond? pure wankers. that and we shoot the minolta/sony a-mount.

#teamsony for the win baby.

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phone home on Flickr.

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coffee for real on Flickr.

arlanda, sweden

outside the airport,
i was surprised to see 7-11’s everyfuckingwhere and no one was getting shot.

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teenage love on Flickr.

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Old town stockholm on Flickr.

Sweden:
Thanks to Manfred who took this shot -my Swedish brother from a Viking mother. Actually a very thoughtful and kind gent - he never would have been able to pillage and plunder. I on the other hand …..

Ciao!
E. Cervantes