“This was not quickly snapping a photo of a stranger on the street; it was gaining access to people’s most intimate spaces.” At Leica Camera Blog, Andrew Reed Weller captures the homes and lives of Syrian refugees in Turkey.
“This was not quickly snapping a photo of a stranger on the street; it was gaining access to people’s most intimate spaces.” At Leica Camera Blog, Andrew Reed Weller captures the homes and lives of Syrian refugees in Turkey.
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What can one say about this sad situation? It’s hard to see how no-one in the word wants to help, I sometimes just don’t want to read it all, it just gets me down, but I also dont want to put my head in the sand. Thanks for sharing this aricle.
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I totally get that. I feel the pain of others. I must take reality in small doses. I have friends from Syria. First the dad was here. Then his wife and son came 2 years later. Their family is still there. How do they sleep at night? See my post ” Safe Soil” it is about them.
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