Photographer Hélène Veilleux Shoots Dystopian North Korea Through a Rose-Tinted Lens

Often depicted as an Orwellian police state, with no shortage of photos depicting a cold, concrete-filled landscape taken by tourists to the capital Pyongyang, North Korea looks a little different in this photo series by French photographer Hélène Veilleux, all thanks to a rose-tinted filter. Titled 38th Parallel North, Veilleux's postcard-like images capture the forbidding, typically Communist-era architecture of the Hermit Kingdom designed to belittle the individual and emphasize the might o...