The set of photos with special ideas by the British photographer has taken viewers around the world to feel different lives everywhere.
Where Children Sleep is a series of photographs by British photographer James Mollison. He has traveled extensively photographing children's bedrooms around the world from the US, Mexico, Brazil, UK, Italy, Israel to Kenya, Senegal, Lesotho, Nepal, China and India - alongside portraits of the children themselves.
The difference between each child and their bedroom shows a huge gap between rich and poor: Kaya in Tokyo has a mother who is willing to spend $1,000 a month on her children's dresses; while Bilal - the Bedouin shepherd boy slept outdoors with his father's goats; and Nepali girl Indira has been working in a granite quarry since she was 3 years old.
'I hope the series will give a glimpse into the lives of some of the children living in very diverse situations around the world,' James said.
Indira, 7 years old, from Kathmandu, Nepal
Bilal, 6 years old, from Wadi Abu Hindi, West Coast
Ahkohxet, 8 years old, from Amazonia, Brazil
Alex, 9 years old, from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Bikram, 9 years old, from Melamchi, Nepal
Tzvika, 9, from Beitar Illit, West Bank
Douha, 10 years old, from Hebron, West Bank
Joey, 11 years old, from Kentucky, USA
Lamine, 12 years old, from the village of Bounkiling, Senegal
Prena, 14 years old, from Kathmandu, Nepal
Anonymous girl, 9 years old, from Ivory Coast
Rhiannon, 14 years old, from Darvel, Scotland
Nantio, 15 years old, from Lisamis, Northern Kenya
Risa, 15 years old, from Kyoto, Japan
Netu, 11 years old, from Kathmandu, Nepal
Roathy, 8 years old, from Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Jasmine (Jazzy), 4 years old, from Kentucky, USA
