TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月16日 11時29分

A woman at the beach. A long-distance runner. A girl on roller blades. These aren't frequently the subjects in imagery from North Korea, the reclusive state known for its mass military parades, surreal propaganda and 33-year-old dictator Kim Jong Un. But after AFP opened a bureau in Pyongyang, the North's capital, in September 2016, Ed Jones (@edjonesafp), the agency's chief photographer in the Koreas based in Seoul, set out to focus in part on the ordinary lives at the center of it all.⠀
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Jones has been traveling to North Korea, which places severe restrictions on foreign media visiting the country, since 2012. Writing about the project previously, he noted: "initially we approached people who we felt were more likely to agree to have their photos taken, such as tour guides at the various monuments around Pyongyang that are easy to visit ... but we were quickly able to expand our approach to include others." Here, a selection of his portraits from this year.⠀
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Photographs by Ed Jones (@edjonesafp)—@AFP通信/@gettyimages

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