Kroz ove fotografije stvarnih ljepotica iz cijelog svijeta ispričane su i priče o ljudima juče, danas, sjutra...

Mihaela Norok (30) napustila je posao prije tri godine kako bi se posvetila svom projektu koji je nazvala “Atlas ljepote” (The Atlas of Beauty), čiji je cilj da zabilježi ljepotu žena iz cijelog svijeta.

Mihaela kaže da milioni njih vrijedno rade na svojim ciljevima, iako nisu poznate ličnosti i ni po čemu naročitom ne djeluju posebno.

Ona se nada da će svojim fotografijama zabilježiti njihovu unutrašnju i spoljašnju ljepotu i pokazati im koliko su zaista lijepe.

“Mnogi ljudi iz cijelog svijeta su diskriminisani samo zbog izgleda, boje kože, religije, etniciteta ili samo zato što su žene”, kaže Norok. “Mislim da se ljepota nalazi u raznim oblicima i da nas može naučiti da budemo tolerantniji”.

Njene fotografije postale su veoma popularne, pa je na Instagramu stekla čak 159 hiljada pratilaca, a pojavila se i u emisiji Opre Vinfri “Super Soul Sunday”.

Posjetila je više od 50 država, noseći ranac i fotoaparat, a planira da putuje još dugo, kako bi ispunila svoju misiju.

Ova divna lica našla je na svojim putovanjima:

These days I'm in Berlin, Germany. Every Sunday afternoon, from spring to early autumn, thousands of people gather in Mauerpark to attend a famous Karaoke show where anybody can sing. Anais, who is in love with music, was in the park last Sunday, wearing a beautiful African outfit. Born in France from a Malian mother and a French father, she moved to Berlin a few years ago. When she's in Mali, people say she's white. When she's in France, people say she's black. But Anais always felt both African and European and loves the fact that she has such a diverse family. #Berlin #TheAtlasOfBeauty #AroundTheWorld

A photo posted by The Atlas Of Beauty (@the.atlas.of.beauty) on Jul 21, 2016 at 9:41am PDT

A deaf girl expressing the word “friendship” through Indian sign language. She was attending a school run by an NGO in Dharavi, one of the largest slums in the world, located in Mumbai, India. Without a voice to express yourself, without money to have a decent living, life could seem hopeless. But education always gives hope and this Indian girl was really enjoying her time in school! Now, through sign language and writing she really has a voice. I took this photo 6 months ago. Now I'm in Berlin, Germany with #TheAtlasOfBeauty. #AroundTheWorld #India

A photo posted by The Atlas Of Beauty (@the.atlas.of.beauty) on Jul 19, 2016 at 9:12am PDT

Eleni is from Delphi, Greece. On a normal day, while she works in the restaurant of her family or walks on the small alleys of her mountain village, she wears modern clothes. But once per year, during Easter, she and her beautiful community celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ as their ancestor used to. Today Greece still preserves many of its ancient traditions and it’s amazing to see that in a modern country. I took this photo 10 weeks ago. Now I’m in Berlin with The Atlas of Beauty. #TheAtlasOfBeauty #Greece #AroundTheWorld #Tradition

A photo posted by The Atlas Of Beauty (@the.atlas.of.beauty) on Jul 14, 2016 at 6:37am PDT

I met her on the streets of Istanbul, Turkey, one year ago. She was studying intensely to become an actress. Back then her amazing city, one of my favourites in the world, was peaceful. In the last year Istanbul became the scene of many terrible terrorist attacks. My thoughts go to all people affected by these attacks and by similar tragedies that happen all over the planet, these days. While traveling to some conflict areas around the world I realised that is not the religion, the colour or the ethnicity the real reason for conflicts and intolerance. But the ego and greed of a small group of people. They would do anything to raise hate among ordinary people and make us be part of their wars. I hope that our love can be stronger than their greed. #Turkey #TheAtlasOfBeauty #AroundTheWorld

A photo posted by The Atlas Of Beauty (@the.atlas.of.beauty) on Jul 11, 2016 at 8:13am PDT

Grandmother and granddaughter in Rostov, Russia. Two wonderful women passionate about handmade art. Tamara, the grandmother, weaves traditional textiles, while Sonya, the granddaughter, makes astonishing ball-jointed dolls. After one month of travel in Russia, today I arrived in Baku, Azerbaijan. #TheAtlasOfBeauty #AroundTheWorld #Russia

A photo posted by The Atlas Of Beauty (@the.atlas.of.beauty) on Jul 3, 2016 at 7:50am PDT

In Omo Valley, Ethiopia you have the chance to explore tribes that live like thousands of years ago. Nudity is something normal and the veil only protects this young woman from the sun. She is part of Arbore Tribe. The 4G mobile network is already there. Soon they will all have smartphones. #TheAtlasOfBeauty #Ethiopia #aroundtheworld

A photo posted by The Atlas Of Beauty (@the.atlas.of.beauty) on Apr 28, 2016 at 10:26am PDT