Hydrogen is at the forefront to replace fossil fuels. Justin travels with a visionary who wants to redrawn the energy map

Born in Hong Kong in 1974, Justin Jin is a National Geographic Explorer, Photographer and Writer - a rare combination that brings deep storytelling capabilities to global projects. After studying philosophy and social science at Cambridge University, he began as a Reuters correspondent before launching an independent career documenting pivotal ...

Justin Jin; JJ Productions; Contact; Search; Siberia Lake Baikal. During winter the surface of world’s deepest lake freezes entirely, attracting Christians, Shamans and fishermen. Lake Baikal . Russian Arctic Zone of Absolute Discomfort. A three-part essay capturing Russia’s push to dominate Arctic resources. ...

Justin Jin chronicles fashion designer Angel Chang’s journey from urban metropoles to the remote villages of Guizhou, China, where she discovers the intricate fabrics of the Miao and Dong minorities.

Into the Forests of the World’s Finest Tea. Stern Magazine (Germany) Desert, Wind and Hydrogen

Justin Jin shoots for some of the world’s best organizations including the following: “Justin’s artistic documentary approach was a real coup for us – His sheer passion made a huge difference,” Frances Alvarado, Group Account Director for Martell Brands.

As a storytelling photographer, Justin frames his portrait subjects fully in their worlds, deep in their rhythms of life. He engages people from billionaires at the height of their power to farmers struggling for a living, from Europe to Russia and China.

Russian Neo-Nazis chant "sieg heil" in Moscow during a demonstration to celebrate Hitler's birthday. Russia is experiencing a surge of extremism, sometimes resulting in violent attacks on foreigners.

By Justin Jin. Inside the claustrophobic confines of a shipping container erected on an icy nowhere, a group of Russians waits out another day of an Arctic storm. Anton bakes blini. Andrei watches the same horror movie again. Alexei tries to craft a …

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