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Reconstruction Stories – What I’m learning about Multimedia

Well, it’s very busy these days in Iraq. So many things to do and so few hours to accomplish them! Anyway, after a whole week of working on administrative things, meaning by that, no photography work, it was great to have had time over the weekend to finish my work on this multimedia piece. I’m [...]

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10.Q Interviews: Photographer Piper Mackay

Hi everyone! thank you for joining me on this new series of 10.Q Interviews. I know you’ve missed this section of my Blog and so I have. As you will notice, I have changed the set of questions for 10.Q, making these interviews less “general” and a bit more “personal” with each photographer. If you [...]

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Photographers – How to work with NGOs?

In my first day of blogging again I got two interesting emails, one about some images I had taken at local universities in Iraq and the other one about questions on how photographers can/should work with NGOs. I was planning to write something else for today, but it will have to wait, as I think [...]

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Slideshow: “The Family Center – Iraq”

As you probably know I’m back in Chile, my home country, and with my family we’ll be staying here till mid of february. At that point we’ll head back to Iraq, to keep working on our humanitarian projects and our photography work as well. It’s been a great time to have been back with our [...]

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Multimedia Work: “Remedy Mission & Deeya’s Story”

During the last weekend I finished a multimedia work about the Remedy Mission that I worked for in last August. These Remedy Missions are lifesaving campaigns done by Preemptive Love Coalition in Iraq. Their goal is to bring pediatric heart surgery teams, to perform surgeries on Iraqi children and at the same time to train [...]