Life.com is featuring the work of photojournalist Seamus Murphy who has been documenting life in Afghanistan since 1994. Murphy also wants to create a documentary film about his experiences and the changes he’s witnessed while photographing the country.
If you want to see some truly stunning B&W images from his project go to www.life.com. Wonderful work here.
You can contribute to this project on Kickstarter.com.
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