Given that I have about 10,000 more photos to edit from my trip, I won’t be updating the blog every time I finish a new batch… That’s just a little too much. However, I did want to post about the most recent batch because it was from a day where I probably shot more than any other single day during my trip.
This batch of photos is from June 15th. You might remember from previous posts, that June 15th was our first day at New Askar Refugee Camp. The kids from the camp led us on a parade through the refugee camp to the cemetery where they layed wreaths at the graves of children who have recently been killed by the Israeli army. It was quite an incredible event.
Anyway, I’ve posted some photos below… some of which you may not have seen yet. The entire set of June 15th’s photos can be found here.
Tags: askar, camp, Featured, My Photos, nablus, palestine, parade, refugee, travel
July 10th, 2008 at 11:56 pm
I went through all the uploads on Flickr (Thank God for PicLens!) and they’re just incredible. You’ve definitely taken your skills up a notch on this trip, and are telling amazing stories through your photos. From Paris to India to Palestine it’s a joy to see it all through your lens
–B.
July 11th, 2008 at 5:07 am
Thank you so much Broderick! And thanks for going through all the uploads! That’s no small feat!