While browsing through Sergei Rogozkin’s week, we immediately thought of the superb street photographer, Elliott Erwitt. Both of these men share a similar sentiment regarding photography. So, on behalf of the project, we were delighted to welcome Sergei, who is a distinguished fi gure of street photography in the region beyond the Urals, and feast our eyes upon his artistic ability to capture an important part of his everyday life: the atmosphere in the streets of Ekaterinburg.

It is not the first week to zoom in on life of the Kenyan people, but with journalist Job Weru we have the opportunity to explore this land from a slightly different angle. We have already come across unfortunate lives of children where destiny compelled them to life in an orphanage or cast AIDS upon them. We have seen the life of a doctor that attends to kids and adults alike suffering from this horrible disease. This time, we can witness the tribe of the Samburu, also referred to as Loikop or Golden Masai, whose lands are normally inaccessible for ordinary tourists travelling to Kenya

Only a few individuals would recognize one of the largest cities in the world, the capital city of Russia, seen as a week in the life of Yuri Zak. Yuri has served his life in such raw form that even a city like Moscow, known for its lavish style, acquires a totally new look. Additionally, it’s exciting to compare different days; ones that are black and white and ones that show elements of color. 01, as Yuri’s premier week is named, proves that WoL is becoming a hit with the Russian population. We can only be glad to be witnesses of a valuable, quality confession from a nation which certainly has a lot to share.