ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月13日 06時42分

@andyrichterphoto, a Minnesota native, has been devoted to his yoga practice since 2004. “The time we're living in, there’s a lot of pressure on us that is really nonstop,” he said. “We need tools and ways to be able to control our inner state.” Over 5 years, beginning in 2012, he photographed a range of yogis — from enlightened beings to pregnant teens. He spent time in India, where yoga originated, as well as in places like Colorado and a longtime Sikh community in northern New Mexico. Together, the photographs present a diverse look at an ancient practice that has been adapted to our contemporary times. It's also a personal perspective. "These pictures represent my own walk through yoga,” @andyrichterphoto said. “They’re not all-encompassing, or representing yoga all around the world in all of its forms. It’s my own exploration, my own contemplation.” He took this photo of a yogi in savasana, or "’corpse pose,” at Yogi Yoga in Beijing. Swipe left to see more photos. Then visit the link to read the stories behind them on the @ニューヨーク・タイムズ #LensBlog.

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