Photographer Andrea Gjestvang's portrait of life in the male-dominated Faroe Islands - CNN Style

Photographer Andrea Gjestvang spent six years documenting the lives of bachelors in the Faroe Islands, a remote archipelago with over 107 men for every 100 women.

Scroll through the gallery to see more images from Gjestvang's book "Atlantic Cowboy." ' class='image__dam-img image__dam-img--loading' onload='this.classList.remove('image__dam-img--loading')' onerror='imageLoadError(this)' height='1333' width='2000' loading='lazy'/> Photographer Andrea Gjestvang captures life on the remote Faroe Islands 10 photos Aadne and Jóannes, 51-year-old twin brothers in the Faroe Islands, which has 107 men for every 100 women. "I pray to God that I will find a wife," Jóannes told photographer Andrea Gjestvang. "But maybe he doesn't hear me." Scroll through the gallery

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