Bloody mix: 32 portraits of people, in whose veins flows the explosive mixture of different nationalities.

Talk of the Nation and the National - a delicate matter. We live in a civilized world, but interracial strife are still quite common. The man at an early age is necessary to foster respect for other nationalities. After all, skin color and eye shape or in any way determine our personality. All of us - the inhabitants of the same planet!

The ambitious photographer from Tashkent Stanislav Ma tried to show the beauty of people of different nationalities in the project "melting cauldron." Models during photo shoots were people with complex pedigree, roughly speaking, mestizo, which are mixed a lot of blood. Most personalities imprinted on pictures - Tashkent, but as it turned out in their veins the blood of different nations. These are people of different professions, from ecology to IT specialist. But each of them - is by nature a bright personality. Mostly found a very unexpected mix of bloods!

Jewish, Russian, Cossack Don



Korean, Russian, Ukrainian,



Jew, Pole, Turk, Arab, Crimean Tatar, a Gypsy



The Australian, Vietnamese



Mordvin, Russian, Tatar, Uzbek, Polish, Kirghiz



Ukrainka, Tatar



A Jewish woman, a Gypsy, Ukrainian



Russian, Uzbek, Tajik, Korean



Russian, Armenian, Ukrainian, Kalmyk



Russian, Tatar, Azerbaijani, Ukrainian, Polish, Georgians



Syrian Arab, French, Kurdish, Russian



Uzbek woman, Tatar, Syrian Arab



Vietnamese, French



The Belarusian, Buryat, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian, Romanian, nanayka, Russian



Uzbek woman, mordovka, Korean



Jewish, Korean, Russian, Tatar, Sikh



Russian, Tatar, German, Roma



Russian, Chinese, Don Cossack



Uzbek woman, Chuvash, Tatar



Ukrainka, Spaniard



Uzbek woman, Russian



Gypsy Kerzhakov, Russian, Kirghiz, Polish, Jewish, German



Korean woman, Russian, Jewish, mordvinka



Russian, Jewish, Azerbaijani



Turk, German, Armenian, Polish, Russian



Russian, German, Ossetian, Armenian, Uzbek, Tatar, Kazakh



Kazakh, Ukrainian, Russian



Russian, Uzbek, Tajik, Ukrainian, Tatar, Polish, Lithuanian, Kazakh, Bashkir



Russian, Chinese, Ukrainian,



Kazakh, Jewish, Belarusian, Russian



Net, at least seven generations, Crimean Tatar



Ossetians Korean



While living in the world are people of the war and the debate about the role of ethnicity is simply meaningless. Whatever it was, it's silly to evaluate a person by what is given to him by nature. Show a bloody mix of Stanislaus Ma to your friends.

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