Olga Zavershinskaya () Russian female photographer (it seems that the title picture is herself) is 24 years old. Her portrait and human works are full of personal creativity, without losing the sense of subtlety and splendor.

Olga calls her work style She is inspired by everything in her life: media, books, movies, etc. Her work is "chaotic" and "random".

Olga has her own understanding of what it means to be a "successful" photographer: if "success" means being famous and mainstream, then you need the Hasselblad H4D-60 camera, the Pro Proto camera, and the Proto camera. If "success" means being well-known and mainstream, then you need a Hasselblad H4D-60 camera, Profoto studio equipment, a photo broker, a business consultant, a marketing consultant, and an art industry business that has been passed down for three generations; but if "success" means that your work will not be lost to the masses, then you need observation, imagination, and a camera at your fingertips. I'm still searching for myself, but I don't really want to be," she says. Because once you become one kind of person, you can't be anyone else."