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September 2021

An Exclusive Interview With Krystle Wright

- Cata CROITORU

GOING TO THE EXTREME

She is extremely dedicated. She is the one who is looking for that right moment to capture the unique and right shot. She traveled the whole Earth in pursuit of that unique magical image. Deserts and profundity of the oceans, deserted lands, or jagged mountains were her playgrounds. Sometimes she has been waiting four and a half years to snap that shot that has established her famous. And afterward that she moved away to another corner of the world to wait for another impressive shot. She is a nomad, and she is famous. Her home is her backpack, and it seems her religion is her camera. And her name is Krystle Wright...

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