Wind of Okhotsk – Photography by Ying Yin

Wind of Okhotsk, a photo series covered with tons of snow.

Ying Yin is a talented photographer who lives in Shanghai, China. Born and raised in the south of China, Ying Yin always wanted to visit some places, where you can find massive amounts of snow. In 2015, she made a trip to Hokkaido, the most northern island of Japan. Her journey started in Sapporo and ended in Abashiri, a town located on the coast of the Okhotsk Sea. The two cities are connected by a train named “Okhotsk-no-Kaze” (Wind of Okhotsk). During the trip, Ying Yin has captured seemingly sleeping places, covered by large amounts of snow. A handful of images can be found below. For more, please visit Ying Yin’s portfolio on Behance and Instagram.

Wind of Okhotsk - photography by Ying Yin.
Wind of Okhotsk – photography by Ying Yin.
The snow-covered ground and the sky merge into one.
The snow-covered ground and the sky merge into one.
Massive snow in the city of Abashiri.
Massive snow in the city of Abashiri.
What a perfect, almost surreal setting.
What a perfect, almost surreal setting.
All photographs were shot at Hokkaido, the most northern island of Japan.
All photographs were shot at Hokkaido, the most northern island of Japan.
When cities are sleeping in the snow.
When cities are sleeping in the snow.
The snow seems like a frame.
The snow seems like a frame.
The photo series is a silent and lonely story covered in snow.
The photo series is a silent and lonely story covered with snow.

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