It is perhaps the most interesting, creative and compelling book of photography I have ever read. I have looked and read it over a dozen times in the last 8 years. Edward Said & Jean Mohr’s ‘After The Last Sky: Palestinian Lives’ is perhaps the only example that I know of of a brilliant writer and a sensitive photographer collaborating to produce something remarkably insightful, intelligent and provocative at the same time. Details »
The Spinning Head
A Photographer Confronts His World
The Limits of Photojournalism And Things More Worthwhile
Published on December 31, 2008 3:45 pm.
Filed under: American And Her Wars, Essays On Embedded Photojournalism, Journalism, Pakistan, Photography, Poetry, The Question Of Palestine Tags: Colonialism, Crisis of Photojournalism, Edward Said, Gaza, Israel, Jean Mohr, Orientalism, Palestine, Photography, West Bank
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