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A romanian ISAF soldier together with afghan orphans children somewhere on Kabul streets during ISAF mission in Afghanistan.
Shops by the Kabul river. Honeywell rangefinder 35mm camera, fixed 38mm lens, Kodak Kodacolor II (I think). Print scan with HP ScanJet 3770.
100809-N-6031Q-003 KABUL, Afghanistan - TSrgt. Jason Marsh, 438th Air Expeditionary Wing, Combined Air Power Transition Force, braces himself against the wind and dirt from the liftoff of an Mi-17v5 transport helicopter. Airmen from the Afghan Air Force 201st Corps, the U.S. Air Force 438th Air Expeditionary Wing and the 438th Air Expeditionary Advisory Wing prepared and delivered humanitarian aid consisting of school supplies for 600 students, sporting equipment, bedding, a large tent, and an all weather Afghanistan flag to the Chinari village in the outskirts of Kabul, Afghanistan on Aug. 9, 2010. (US Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class David Quillen/ RELEASED).
Honeywell rangefinder 35mm camera, fixed 38mm lens, Kodak Kodacolor II (I think). Print scan with HP ScanJet 3770.
Chinese embassy, Kabul 1974 fiveprime.org/blackmagic
Fruit stand, Kabul, fall of 1974. When I travelled to Afghanistan I had in my mind a photo I had seen in the National Geographic magazine with a shop just like this one. I took "my" photo of "THE NatGeo shop" to find out later that the one depicted in the magazine was across the street. Honeywell rangefinder 35mm camera, fixed 38mm lens, Kodak Kodacolor II (I think), print scanned with HP ScanJet 3770
found a few old pics from the Afghanistan days - not all great but will post them anyway, some may find them interesting.
this is a composite of two shots - no wide angle lens then! the road winding through the Kabul gorge is a feat of engineering.
Dans les rues de tout l'orient on trouve tous les petits métiers accessibles sans rendez-vous. Ici un barbier. J'ai toujours aimé photographier les barbiers de ces villes où ils préféraient travailler en plein air, malgré le bruit et la poussière. Déjà à cette époque ( 1975 ) celui-là rasait plus de crânes que de barbes. Ce qui est le cas sur cette photo. Signe annonciateur d'un futur plus sombre ? L 'avènement des barbus. Ce que je regrette pour cette photo c'est que la couleur n'est pas terrible et le fond ans intérêt mais que voulez-vous, on n'a pas toujours le choix.
Streets of Kabul, fall of 1974. One of my personal favorites. Honeywell rangefinder 35mm camera, fixed 38mm lens, Kodak Kodacolor II (I think). Print scan with HP ScanJet 3770.
Kabul 1974. You could see caravans as they arrived in town. This was in the outskirts of Kabul. The pavement of some of the roads was surprisingly excellent - built by the Soviets or the Germans, I am not sure which. Honeywell rangefinder 35mm camera, fixed 38mm lens, Kodak Kodacolor II (I think). Print scan with HP ScanJet 3770.
Also known as Minar-e Elm wa Jahil monument, near the Kabul Zoo, 1974. The Old Wall in the background. Honeywell rangefinder 35mm camera, fixed 38mm lens, Kodak Kodacolor II (I think). Print scan with HP ScanJet 3770.
E non smette di inghiottire vite la forza del fuoco.
Un circolo che ti trascina via senza più ritorno.
E io ho sempre paura di leggere e di sapere.
Ho paura che quel vortice ti porti via, per sempre.
Noi siamo Esseri di VIta.
Di vita.
Taliban commander Qasi Ali (centre, white shalwar) with his men in the former Afghan National Police Academy in Kabul, August 24, 2021. The hats on the table had were gifts from Britsih and Australian mentors. Qasi Ali insisted his men had not looted the building and was at pains to point out the hats had not been touched, the CCTV was still working and he had called the camp's civilian staff, including cooks and electricians to come back to work. 210826-L1001251-Afghanistan
An Afghan man waits at the edge of a butcher's stall near the Bird Market in downtown Kabul, October 15, 2018.
The dun and the colourful side by side: A woman walks past a tomato stall in Kabul's Murad Khane district, on the banks of the Kabul River. October 17, 2018.
Stranded British nationals and Afghans desperate to flee the Taliban scramble for water outside the British evacuation processing centre at the Baron Hotel in Kabul, Wednesday 25, 2021.
A Taliban flag flies over the entrance to Camp Souter, the old British Garrison in Kabul, August 25, 2021. The camp, on the southern side of Kabul airport, was named after Thomnas Souter, the only survivor of the Army's last stand at Gandamack on the disastrous retreat from Kabul in 1842.
A Nato transport plane circles over Afghanistan awaiting a landing slot at Kabul International Airport, as part of a massive US-led air lift mnission to rscue tens of thousands of civilians desperate to fle the Taliban.
A view over Camp Qarga and the Afghan National Army Officer Academy in Kabul, Afghanistan at sunrise.
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The oven maker's lane in Kabul, where the bread kilns are baked. A rare bit of old-style architectire that hasn't been destroyed by fighting or bulldozed by developers to make way for shopping malls and glitzy wedding halls. The manufacturers said it took them a couple of days to make a bread oven. Kooche Tandoor Sazeh. Oct 18, 2018.
Photo prise à Kaboul en Octobre 1993 - Pas de trafic - 2 femmes en chadri au premier plan - Au fond les bâtiments à moitié détruits
Family of a man.
Kabul, Afghanistan, December 2010.
There are many children living in squat settlements, shanty towns and slums of Kabul. Most of them are deprived access to education, to food enough times a day, to safety of usual childhood. Many work or beg on streets trying to support family, gather garbage, get beaten, witness cruelty of war. In the Kabul slums 40% of them die before reaching their 5th birthday.