Anh Tien Trinh, a Vietnamese lensman, captured the majesty of Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia in a black and white series 'Arctic Circle – The White Legend' and 'Another World'. 

Siberia has long been famed for its long, frosty winters and boundless snowy plains.

Legendary Lake Baikal, located in southern Siberia, Russia is the deepest, largest and oldest fresh-water body in the world. During winter, its surface typically freezes over, creating extraordinary patterns.

Quiet and poetic villages often dot the banks of Lake Baikal.

Outdoor winter picnics are integral to local culture.

Besides exploring idyllic villages and enjoying picnics, tourists can witness majestic views.

The combination of pure ice and water turns Lake Baikal into a surreal winter painting.

Impressive scenes reminiscent of another world.

The dwarfing natural landscape of Lake Baikal has long attracted curious adventurers.

Exploring Lake Baikal in winter offers a great trip for those who love peaceful, natural and majestic vistas. Pictures of Lake Baikal in winter are presented in "Arctic Circle – The White Legend" and "Another World" art projects by Trinh. The photographer plans to visit Scandinavia and other parts of the world in future.