I am particularly interested in all the stories that the mainstream press don’t consider interesting.
Cossack blood, Ukraine – photo essay by Cosimo Attanasio
Photographer(s): Cosimo Attanasio
Tag Archives | war
Alfredo Macchi | War Landscapes
Pictures are part of photo book WAR LANDSCAPES wich contains an hundred of photographs in black and white of landscapes captured in 15 years
Photographer(s): Alfredo Macchi
Conflict, Time, Photography
After a first show at Tate Modern in London, the exhibition Conflict, Time Photography is now displayed at the Museum Folkwang in Essen. The exhibition is a cooperation between the two venues and
Kobane frontline
Kobane frontline, photo essay by Jonathan Raa Months of fighting and intense air strikes against jihadi insurgents in Kobane there is victory. Fighters of the Syrian Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG – YPJ) did retake Kobane also know as Ain al-Arab. With the support from the Iraqi Kurdish peshmerga who have been heavily shelling Islamic […]
Photographer(s): Jonathan Raa
War Commander at time of peace
The historical day 30.4.1975 when Viet Nam was absolutely united, I was only 4 years old and had no notation of war.
Photographer(s): Viet Van Tran
Andrea Brera
Articolo 11 (Italian Resistance faces 1943 – 1945)
Italy rejects war as an instrument of aggression against the freedom of other peoples and as a means of settling international disputes […] – art. 11 Italian constitution The Italian Resistance, commonly called the Resistance, was the set of political and military movements in Italy after the armistice of Cassibile opposed to Nazism in the […]
Photographer(s): Andrea Brera
Tommaso Rada | Forgotten Soldiers
This bloody war, that was going to be named Portuguese Colonial War, ended only in the 1974 when the Portuguese regimen full down.
Photographer(s): Tommaso Rada
Marcus Bleasdale | Lord’s Resistance Army
The rebel Lord’s Resistance Army and Joseph Kony, its messianic leader, have waged a campaign of massacres, torture, and abduction on civilians across Central Africa since the mid-1980s.
Photographer(s): Marcus Bleasdale
