Parution Bulgarie -ELLE- Valeriya, Russia’ Madonna by Justin Jin


Russia Rising…

From the ashes of the Soviet Union, Russia has again risen to world status, flushed with , oil and attitude. The country has embraced capitalism and flung its door wide open to all the luxuries can . Yet dark forces remain. The country is dominated by one , Vladimir Putin, and democracy is dead. This series at the winners and losers of Russia’s resurgence and asks why people are willing to support Putinism, and exchange freedom for . From military brass to social elites, to workers, this series at those participating in the modern Russia.

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Parution Suisse - L’HEBDO - Les forçats du Jean par Justin Jin

Une nouvelle parution pour le sujet Midnight Blue de Justin Jin


Joy of the Horse boy…

Rowan’s parents believe horses and shamans can unlock their son’s autistic mind. This is their quest for a miracle cure.

Photos by ©/Lightmediation This story was published by the Sunday Times - Text by Tim Rayment.

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Smiling Beijing welcomes the Olympics…

Chinese-British photojournalist Justin Jin spends a month in Beijing profiling the city as the approach. He meets workers constructing enormous stadiums, hostesses learning to smile and taxi drivers trying to study English.

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Parution Japon - NEWSWEEK - Midnight blue de Justin Jin

Deux belles doubles pour le reportage de Justin Jin dans l’édition Japonaise de Newsweek:


Midnight blue !

, the “ of the world”, is now also the major producer for . To meet production demand, thousands of workers sweat through the night scrubbing, spraying and tearing trousers to create their rugged . At dawn, workers bundle the garment off to another for packaging and shipping around the world. The workers are among the 200 million migrant labourers criss-crossing looking for a better life, at the same time their country into a mighty industrial .

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