Vladimir Karamazov Documents Life Inside Bulgaria's Prisons

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Sofia-born photographer Vladimir Karamazov gained access to Bulgaria's most feared prisons and photographed life inside, producing a long-form documentary project on confinement, ageing inmates, and overcrowding.

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