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The military have been present in the area for a few months now. Beyond problems with economy, education, gambling, and culture there is also the question of security.
The area was designated tribal land in 2003, but this doesn't mean that outside forces don't want pieces for themselves. In April last year there was an incursion by people claiming to have land rights. That escalated into an armed conflict involving knives and single shot arms on one side, vs automatic weapons and mortars on the other. Miarayon Centro was evacuated displacing over a thousand.
When it went to the courts hostilities relaxed and the outsiders left the area pending court action. In mid-March this year they won a temporary restraining order against the tribe coming into the disputed land (though land ownership has yet to be decided). They are expected to return to the area any day.
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About these soldiers though. This was taken at one of the two local kareoke joints where they were enjoying a brew or two. Nice guys (albeit nice guys with loaded guns). They offered to share drinks with me and we chatted about their previous missions throughout the country. They liked their current assignment here because it was quiet and uneventful.
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My brother owns a security company, and we were watching a partially burned down house because the fire was being investigated. I have a few good pictures from the house. ;D
Secure the Bag, Mint the Soaps and Throw the Bones is a site of exchange that aims to recontextualize the intricate histories of the brown paper bag and Hispano cuaba soap while inviting the audience to play a game of dominoes. This is based on the artist’s ongoing examination of these items found in private and domestic settings. Nonetheless, their combined racialized, colonial and social complexity reverberates in the customs and dynamics of collective space within a black diasporic subjectivity and imagination. To learn more visit www.recessart.org/francheskaalcantara/
The picture shows a customer using the cord stop to close the Strap Sack around the cam and holding the excess strapping of the soft tie. This resolves the issue of tying, flapping, or dragging of the tie down
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I had a portrait assignment at a branch of a bank. I was set up neat the old (decommissioned) vaults. When I was finished I asked for and received permission to take some photos of the vault. What an exceptionally beautiful machine!
What are alternative ways of working?
Alternative ways of working (AWW) is a unique approach used to implement programmes in Lower and Middle Juba. This approach shifts focus from life-saving assistance to recovery by supporting improvement of livelihoods. It creates a link between the communities and the humanitarian organizations and individuals willing to support them. It’s a method to provide services in hard to reach areas due to insecurity, so communities negotiate for their access and implement their priority projects This new approach uses indigenous knowledge and works within the community to ensure that the support is in line with the socio-political and cultural context of the community. Prior to this, there had been no combined effort to link the diaspora and the community together, although each individual was helping their families and to some extent, their villages. AWW aims to increase access beyond the secure areas in Somalia, especially for nomadic pastoralists, and form basis for cost effective and conflict sensitive programming with positive and long lasting impact.
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Two young children stand bathed in the harsh, golden sunlight of the Argentine arid landscape, their intense gazes piercing directly through the camera lens. The boy, positioned slightly behind and to the left, wears a textured blue and grey knitted sweater that catches the bright, directional light, highlighting the dust resting on its fibers. In the foreground, the young girl features tightly woven dark braids secured with bright pink floral hair ties, contrasting sharply with her light blue fleece jacket. The intense, high-contrast sunlight casts deep, dramatic shadows across their youthful faces, accentuating their striking indigenous features and the raw resilience etched into their expressions. Behind them, massive, serrated leaves of wild agave plants dominate the background, their muted, dusty green tones providing an organic, textured backdrop. A shallow depth of field is masterfully employed to keep the children in sharp, arresting focus while gently softening the imposing desert flora behind them. This intimate portrait captures the essence of rural Andean life in Argentina, reflecting a profound connection between the inhabitants and their rugged, demanding environment. Their unblinking stares offer an unfiltered, authentic glimpse into a childhood deeply rooted in the traditional rhythms of the high-altitude terrain. The interplay of light and shadow not only defines their physical forms but also adds a layer of quiet solemnity to the composition. It is a powerful photographic testament to the quiet strength and compelling presence of the region's indigenous youth. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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Dos niños pequeños se erigen bañados por la dura y dorada luz del sol del árido paisaje argentino, con sus intensas miradas penetrando directamente a través del lente de la cámara. El niño, posicionado un poco detrás y a la izquierda, viste un suéter tejido con textura en tonos azul y gris que atrapa la luz direccional y brillante, resaltando el polvo que descansa sobre sus fibras. En primer plano, la niña presenta trenzas oscuras y apretadas aseguradas con lazos florales de un rosa brillante, que contrastan fuertemente con su chaqueta de lana celeste. La intensa luz solar de alto contraste proyecta sombras profundas y dramáticas sobre sus rostros juveniles, acentuando sus llamativos rasgos indÃgenas y la cruda resiliencia grabada en sus expresiones. Detrás de ellos, las hojas masivas y aserradas de las plantas de agave silvestre dominan el fondo, y sus tonos verdes apagados y polvorientos proporcionan un telón de fondo orgánico y texturizado. Se emplea magistralmente una profundidad de campo reducida para mantener a los niños en un enfoque nÃtido y cautivador, mientras se suaviza suavemente la imponente flora del desierto detrás de ellos. Este retrato Ãntimo captura la esencia de la vida rural andina en Argentina, reflejando una profunda conexión entre los habitantes y su entorno accidentado y exigente. Sus miradas sin pestañear ofrecen un vistazo auténtico y sin filtros a una infancia profundamente arraigada en los ritmos tradicionales del terreno de gran altitud. La interacción de luces y sombras no solo define sus formas fÃsicas, sino que también añade una capa de silenciosa solemnidad a la composición. Es un poderoso testimonio fotográfico de la fuerza tranquila y la presencia cautivadora de la juventud indÃgena de la región. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
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Secure the Bag, Mint the Soaps and Throw the Bones is a site of exchange that aims to recontextualize the intricate histories of the brown paper bag and Hispano cuaba soap while inviting the audience to play a game of dominoes. This is based on the artist’s ongoing examination of these items found in private and domestic settings. Nonetheless, their combined racialized, colonial and social complexity reverberates in the customs and dynamics of collective space within a black diasporic subjectivity and imagination. To learn more visit www.recessart.org/francheskaalcantara/