Some men aren’t keen on letting their partners take the lead. But not Russian photographer Murad Osmann.
Murad is led down an avenue lined with statues of Buddhist monk on their leg of the Far East
While some of his peers hate the thought of just being led around the shops, he was quite happy to let his girlfriend guide him around the world.
He has documented his travels by taking pictures from his point of view as he is led to the four corners of the globe by his stunning other half.
Murad’s girlfriend sports a back-to-front Venetian mask and not much else as she guides him through the back streets of a town
From the gondolas of Venice to the jungles to the Far East, each image shows his extended hand holding onto his partner’s in front of him.
With her back turned away from the camera, we never see her face as she guides the viewer to some of the globe’s most exotic and iconic landscapes.
The couple travel through Venice on a gondola. Every shot shows his outstretched hand clasping hers
But she is seen in a variety of outfits from hoodies to dresses and bikinis to barely anything at all.
There are also more down-to-earth shots, such as visiting a bowling alley and riding an escalator, as he keeps a visual record of all his adventures with his loved one.
Murad’s girlfriend is ‘attacked’ by a human statue on the their global travels
Murad, an executive producer for the film company Hype Productions, started his journey in Barcelona in October 2011.
He has since travelled to dozens of locations from Moscow to Hong Kong and Singapore to Bali.
Some men aren’t keen on letting their partners take the lead, but not Murad
He has posted his photographs on his Instagram page, which has nearly 25,000 followers.
One poster summed it up by saying: ‘You are winning at life.’
Murad and his girlfriend have shared some of their most amazing moments together
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