Kids know how to express their frustration in a way that absolutely everyone will know about it and feel it just like they do.

The Regenwurmlager, which literally means Camp Earthworm, is an extensive underground fortification area constructed by Germany in 1920s-1940s, now in western Poland, near the city of Międzyrzecz. It was a system of underground bunkers interconnected by tunnels and corridors of total length over 100 km. In 1945 it was abandoned by the German troops retreating without significant fights.

This is the Applied Physics Laboratory Ice Station in 2011. It is a temporary camp that is made from plywood on the Arctic sea ice. There is nothing for miles around but miles and miles of frozen wasteland. It is a very desolate place.

Claudine Doury is a French photographer living in Paris.

She chose two main themes for her reports: exploring the changes in Eastern Europe, as well as the metamorphosis of juvenile period of life.  In Paris in 2004, the book called: Artek, un été en Crimée (Artek, a summer in Crimea, Ukraine) of Claudine was published.

The pictures were taken from 1994 until 2003. There are no boring staged or formal photos. All images of Claudine show the true story about the Artek life of children in there.  Some people found the photos absolutely delightful, others subjected them to devastating criticism saying they are being inappropriate.

Moreover, five years after the album publication, it was used as evidence in a scandalous case of corruption of minors by camp administration. 

Ukrainian psychologists reproached Doury that she shot a series of photos for "adults who are prone to pedophilia."