
On February 6, in the Moscow Center for documentary photography, Fotodoc opens an exhibition of one of the most interesting modern documentary photographers Dmitry Markov.
The exhibition presents Markov’s book “Russia. #Draft". This is a sincere author's view of the life of heroes - provincial, homeless, helpless, naive ...
Markov takes off with great respect and simple human interest, he shows us things that, as many people think, simply cannot be removed.


Dmitry Markov
Documentary photographer. Social worker. A volunteer in children's psychoneurological boarding schools and groups of difficult teenagers.
He collaborates with Getty Images, Esquire, National Geographic, Burn Magazine, “such matters”, “Afisha”, makes joint social projects with Apple, MegaFon.
He was awarded the Silver Cam, PhotoPhilanthropy Activist Awards, Getty Images Instagram Grant and other professional awards.
Removes on the iPhone and laid out on Instagram.
35 years, lives in Pskov.

“Some of my stories seem dreary to the audience, if not frankly gloomy. On the contrary, I feel peace: when this longing manages to formulate in the text or photography, it seems to me that it becomes less inside me ”( from the book of Dmitry Markov“#draft ” ).

“People often think that volunteer work needs great dedication or special personality architecture. Rave. No one becomes a volunteer forces, everyone gets something-self-confidence, communication skills, personal realization-for which he is ready to waste time and effort. ” ( From the book of Dmitry Markov "#Draft" ).

“Many believe that taking pictures of people in the provinces can be dangerous. I am ready to say more - I have never once encountered conflict situations or manifestations of aggression either. I am sure: the whole thing is personal. A simple person is generally very vividly responding to interest to his own address: I think this is due to the fact that he meets such an attitude. ” ( From the book of Dmitry Markov "#Draft" ).

“They say that I shoot“ Russia without embellishment ”, but I find this assessment rather superficial. If you try to describe my stories in a similar vein, it will be more accurate to say that I am shooting "average Russia." Because this is how it looks outside of large cities and megacities. ” ( From the book of Dmitry Markov "#Draft" )


Dmitry Markov exhibition "Russia. #Draft ”Open from 6 to 25 February. Address: Fotodoc documentary photo center. Moscow, st. Earth Val, d. 57, p. 6.