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When it’s impossible to look away – a journey through Tyler Hick’s photos
Originally posted on Campari and Sofa:
Tyler Hicks The last couple of years must have been rough for Tyler Hicks. The Pulitzer prize-winning photographer, who has covered wars from Kosovo to Afghanistan, and has done extensive photo reporting all over Africa, was abducted for four days in March 2011, in Libya, with three other colleagues.…
I’m Crucified!
Originally posted on PinkyBinks :
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Danai Gurira – The Convert
My friend Joel Jaratina jumped into the office, handed me his iphone and told me to click play. From the look on his face he knew l would love whatever it is he had. It was an interview on the local news. Joel was kind enough to record it for and in the process was … Continue reading
Harare’s Copacabana Bus Terminus
Copacabana bus station in the heart of Harare Zimbabwe is one of the busiest areas in the Sunshine City. Traffic sometimes reaches a stand still as vehicles and pedestrians come together to give the city council a daily headache. Refuse piles up everyday on the sidewalk. Despite having several refuse bins around the area, people … Continue reading
Zimbabwean Referundum
“If you are bored and disgusted by politics and don’t bother to vote, you are in effect voting for the entrenched Establishments of the two major parties, who please rest assured are not dumb, and who are keenly aware that it is in their interests to keep you disgusted and bored and cynical and to … Continue reading
Aliens sky
Originally posted on Photo avant-garde:
By photographer David Keochkerian.
