Sparkling red water contrasts with the clear blue sky at the derelict salt field in Crimea, Ukraine. The unique natural phenomenom is thanks to Dunaliella algae which multiplies rapidly when it has access to extremely salty water. Photographer Sergey Anashkevych, 36, decided to explore the multi-coloured landscape after seeing it from a train.
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