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A Bridge from Darkness to Light: Thirteen Young Photographers Explore Their Afghanistan

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A Bridge from Darkness to Light: Thirteen Young Photographers Explore Their Afghanistan

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Bill Wright

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9781609403379

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Wings Press

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In 2006, Texas historian and photographer Bill Wright traveled to Afghanistan to teach a course—sponsored by the Afghan NGO ASCHIANA, which seeks to support working children and their families—on digital photography to young Afghans living in Kabul. In this illuminating, visually captivating book, Wright records his personal journey and experiences with a group of students ranging from ages 12 to the early 20s. The students’ photographs capture daily life in the Afghan capital, from traditional street markets to a modern shipping center, from shepherds to musicians to laborers, from infants to the elderly. As they record their world, these junior photographers provide a poignant portrait of what life is like for young people in a war zone, and demonstrate an unquenchable talent and spirit.

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A Bridge from Darkness to Light Thirteen Young Photographers Explore Their Afghanistan

SKU: 9781609403355

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Full Title

A Bridge from Darkness to Light Thirteen Young Photographers Explore Their Afghanistan

Author(s)

Bill Wright

Edition
ISBN

9781609403355, 9781609403379, 9781609403362

Publisher

Wings Press

Format

PDF and EPUB

Description

In 2006, Texas historian and photographer Bill Wright traveled to Afghanistan to teach a course—sponsored by the Afghan NGO ASCHIANA, which seeks to support working children and their families—on digital photography to young Afghans living in Kabul. In this illuminating, visually captivating book, Wright records his personal journey and experiences with a group of students ranging from ages 12 to the early 20s. The students’ photographs capture daily life in the Afghan capital, from traditional street markets to a modern shipping center, from shepherds to musicians to laborers, from infants to the elderly. As they record their world, these junior photographers provide a poignant portrait of what life is like for young people in a war zone, and demonstrate an unquenchable talent and spirit.