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greenland photos

Swiss photographer Joel Tettamanti has photographed a lot of places in the world but his series of captures from Greenland titled Aasiaat is simply outstanding. Probably because of the dramatic contrast of snow and the colorful structures and homes.

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[via beautifuldecay and holyghost]

 

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