Sam Tarling, Photographer
Sam Tarling: photojournalist in Beirut
Saturday, 18 April 2015
Tuesday, 25 March 2014
Telegraph photography blog
The good folks at The Telegraph were kind enough to run a slideshow of photos form my exhibition. Click here to see it.
Friday, 14 March 2014
Friday, 27 December 2013
Car bomb strikes downtown Beirut
Beirutis this morning suffered yet another of what seems to be a string of tit for tat car bombings. This time, the target was a prominent member of the Sunni community. His convoy was destroyed by what is thought to have been a remotely detonated car bomb, killing him and four others and wounding around 70, according to the latest figures.
The blast blew out almost every window of a nearby commercial centre, creating a carpet of broken glass.
Saturday, 24 August 2013
Wednesday, 26 June 2013
Civilians pay the price in Abra
Although much has been reported of the loss of life during the recent fighting between Sunni fighters ant the Lebanese army in Saida (read more about it here), thanks to Hisham, the guy pictured below, I was able to visit the homes of some Abra residents who had been caught in the crossfire.
See the video below to get a good idea of how some of the damage was caused. The guys in the video are firing from the hillside shown in the last picture posted.
See the video below to get a good idea of how some of the damage was caused. The guys in the video are firing from the hillside shown in the last picture posted.
Monday, 18 March 2013
If Mad Max played cricket
Changing gears a little here to take in a clash of crickets to greatest titans - England and India - who here swapped the green (or whatever it's called) for the remains of a destroyed factory. As cool as this looks, it's still a sad reminder that Beirut has pretty much zero public greenspace and certainly nowhere with grass that this could happen without greasing a few palms.
Labels:
Beirut,
cricket,
Lebanon,
Middle East,
public space,
sports,
urban
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