This week I am working on a story about homeless Afhan refugees who are living on the streets of Paris. To gain their trust, and because it is the way I work, I have chosen to sleep with them on the streets and live life as they do. Because of this, I will only be making this one post this week and will be catching up with new posts next week.
I got sick on my first night sleeping out, so I am not sure how much longer I can hang in, but the story is coming together and I hope to be finished soon. I look forward to sharing with you all and bringing some light to what is a difficult situation for these refugees.
Good luck with your project and remember to keep yourself warm! Nights can be cold!
Posted by: AM | June 04, 2009 at 18:58
You're incredible man... Stay safe. I can't wait to see the photos...
Posted by: Shawn | June 04, 2009 at 20:10
you are the voice of the voiceless, grettings from Chile, PEACE.
Posted by: yuperformance | June 05, 2009 at 01:13
Recently I had to make a report about a photojournalist as a final paper for my photojournalism class, I chose you. Glad your still not disappointing me as one of my biggest influences.
Posted by: Celso Miranda | June 07, 2009 at 01:29
I can't wait for this story, my dear friend and brother. I REALLY wish when You have the time (I know that time shortage is a major problem with You).that You would scan out Open salon, a subsection of salon.com for writers, artists and photographers - the exposure there is incredible, and Your work would be especially congruent to the majority of the 5,000 members.
peace and love, and always praying for your health and success.
Love,
mark
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