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IT GETS DOWN to well under zero in Oymyakon, Russia since quite a while in the past known as the coldest had spot on Earth. Expecting that kind of climate is hard to overlap your frontal cortex over, such a temperature is totally cold, to the point that people here reliably gobble up frozen meat, keep their vehicles running all day, every day, and should warm the ground with a gigantic fire for a long while preceding covering their dead.

It's hard to explain why anyone would have to dwell in such a spot, harder still to imagine the motivation behind why anyone would have to visit. In any case, picture taker Amos Chapple just couldn't resist.

"I shoot travel photos zeroed in on the news spaces of papers and need a title text to hang a story on," the New Zealander said. "'The coldest spot on Earth' is truly overpowering."

He journeyed more than 10,000 miles to show up at this town of 500 occupants hid in a remote corner of Siberia. Tragically, planes can't land all through the colder season, and it requires two days to show up by means of vehicle from Yakutsk, the nearest critical city (it's 576 miles away). Chapple went through a short time shooting in Oymyakon and Yakutsk during the long, dull month of January in 2013 and 2014. His striking photos get the cool, horrid scene and the strong occupants who challenging fantastic conditions.