The Venezuelan Surreal Prices by Carlos Garcia Rawlins

Imagine you work all month and with all the money you can only afford to buy paint bucket. Carlos Garcia Rawlins is the photographer of Reuters agency – broke down and decided to show the world high, unbelievable prices in Venezuela. He took pictures of different products next to their prices in US dollars at the official exchange rate ($ 1 is about 6.3 of the Venezuelan bolivar) and his project called “The Venezuelan surreal prices.”

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