Showing posts with label camps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camps. Show all posts
Thursday, 17 January 2013
Monday, 15 March 2010
Tea with Fatah
Changes to the Fatah leadership inside Lebanon's camps has been causing something of a ruckus of late, so myself and reporter Josh Wood took a trip to Badawi camp north of Tripoli to find out more from his friendly Fatah contact. While waiting for him to arrive we shared tea and watched some fairly 'unique' chess being played. We ran out of time for a walk around the camp but should be back up there soon, this time with my umbrella for some proper portraits. Should be fun.
Labels:
Badawi,
camps,
Fatah,
Lebanon,
Palestine,
Palestinian,
photographs,
Tripoli
Tuesday, 9 March 2010
Palestinian refugee camps - Esquire
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Here's a sneaky peek at a rough version of a ten page spread looking at Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon, which I worked on with freelancer Josh Wood for Esquire Magazine's Middle East edition - it should be out in glossy goodness next month. This was a fascinating project to work on, possibly one of the most important issues facing the region, so props to the Esquire guys for giving it the coverage it deserves.
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