Dust and Snow is a suffocating documentary, it is an active photography collection, and each frame can be taken out separately to make people stop and watch and linger. The film began in 1999, and the work of Canadian photographer Gregory Gregory Colbert is favored by many collectors. After that, his footprint extended to Ethiopia, Namibia, Tonga and other countries. There, people and elephants, whales, leopards, eagles, bobcats and other wild animals appear in the same picture without disobedience. They depend on each other and co-exist harmoniously. Words lose their use in front of beautiful pictures, and each breath makes the soul worship life. Feather turns to fire, fire to blood, blood to bone, bone to marrow, pulp to dust, dust to snow. Life goes on and on. This is a supreme praise of nature.
