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A graphic reminder that every person is still a real person no matter how sick (in this case), poor, destitute or whatever else seems to make us feel they aren't asvaluable as the onewearing the Armani suit, sporting the pro uniform or rendered on the big screen. Thank you for the post.
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This example of photojournalism at its best just goes to show the power of still images and great story telling. Once you allow the impact of the story/images to work its way through your mind - it is possible to discuss general aspects of this series.
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That is what this stuff is all about - compelling images combined with compelling stories that must be told. It is all about the images, their content and context. Now - go find your kids, significant others, friends etc. Hug them, until they ask what is wrong. Then hug them for me too. PDL |
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As others have said, a compelling series of pictures. Can't add more to the discussion, other than thanks for posting it.
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