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I’ve been amazed at some of the work I’ve seen coming out of Georgia and Tbilisi in the past week. Much of it has been in The New York Times, a...
I’ve been amazed at some of the work I’ve seen coming out of Georgia and Tbilisi in the past week. Much of it has been in The New York Times, and much of it has been from Reuters. Many of these images feel quite raw and unfiltered.
There was an incredible slide show yesterday in The Times.
You can see slide shows on Reuters’ site too; take a look.
Here are two that are seared into my brain.
Photo: Joseph Sywenkyj for The New York Times
Loved ones mourned the death of a 21-year-old
Georgian reservist killed last Friday in the bombing of a Georgian
military base in Senaki.
This one appears to be from an amateur source and is posted on a Russian-language website.
Loved ones mourned the death of a 21-year-old
Georgian reservist killed last Friday in the bombing of a Georgian
military base in Senaki.
This one appears to be from an amateur source and is posted on a Russian-language website.
There are many more of them here (via Wired).
Hopefully these photographers will stay safe. And reporters, too– this is quite the close call:
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