Sid Monroe.

It is a very minimalist photograph, obviously with the white snow and the body being almost completely buried.

The starkness of it, it really makes the viewer confront death.

It has a strange, beauty isn't the right word, but it has a strange, attractive quality to it because when you think of a lot of famous war photos, there's a grotesqueness to it.

There's oftentimes, you know, the death is very visible.

In this, you can glance at it, not quite understand exactly what you're looking at until you really look closely.

It could be almost an abstract image until you start to see this is a body buried in the snow.

One more time from Sid Munro.