A woman holds her wounded son in her arms, inside a mosque used as a field hospital by demonstrators against the rule of President Ali Abdullah Saleh, during clashes in Sanaa, Yemen on 15 October 2011
Here’s a few some of my favorites from the bunch on the tabs above. Even though some of these images are heartbreaking, there is inspiration in them, call to action, awareness. They’re depicting real people, real lives–and also the really hard work of the people who chase down the stories.To be a great photojournalist, you have to be immersed. You can’t hide behind the lens…you have to actually GO. Meet people. Shake hands. Ask questions. Which is sometimes unthinkable in war zones and impoverished nations. These folks did it.
All of these photos and captions are via World Press Photo.
Well done describing the Link Resources for The Nature Mother | The Nature Mother. I’ve read quite a few posts in the past few hours concerning this topic and yours stands apart. Keep doing what you are doing, it is surely doing the job.
Kristen is such a strong woman. We went to college together and she was always a smiling face that I knew I could count on everyday. We walk for Brayden every year for March of Dimes and can’t wait to do it again. This is a great article and I am so happy to say I personally know this Amazing woman!!!
We’re going to try to fix the mailing address/billing address thing.
September 9th, 2008 at 9:21 pm
if we have just signed up but I really would enjoy to see a specific letter (Lorelei Lee’s) is there some place i can possibly see it or obtain a copy somehow?