In September 2009,
Platon set up shop in the General Assembly at the UN and set about photographing the world leaders gathered there for
The New Yorker, where he is staff photographer. The magazine has a great collection of the shots, each accompanied by an audio clip of Platon describing some of the behind-the-scenes in getting his shot. Read more, and check the whole series out
here on The New Yorker's site.
(Photo grid courtesy of The New Yorker.)