ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月25日 02時11分

A caravan of mules and camels crossed the salt plain of Assal near the Ethiopia-Eritrea border. The camels carry slabs of salt to market. The photographer @andrea_frazzetta took this photograph for @nytmag’s annual Voyages issue, which showcases the visual journeys taken by 6 photographers. “In the Danakil, a desert in Ethiopia, I felt this very real sense of nowhere, as if I were suspended in time,” @andrea_frazzetta told @nytmag. “It is such a wild place, and feels like the heart of Africa.” The Danakil is one of the hottest places in the world — so hot that you can only visit between December and February. Even then, @andrea_frazzetta couldn’t do much after morning. But for a photographer, it was a dream to shoot: “The area feels prehistoric. You have all this light: It’s white and dusty, and there becomes a kind of charm to a place without colors. But then you go a little farther from the salt plains, and the landscape becomes a psychedelic experience, all greens and reds and veins of minerals.” Visit the link in our profile to see more of @andrea_frazzetta’s photos from #Ethiopia. #nytweekender

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