Italian photographer Giulio di Sturco is featured on BURN Magazine with his images of Kashmiri Muslims and the revolution In Kashmir.
The images are rich, layered and extremely well executed.
The essay can be seen at www.burnmagazine.org.
More work by Giulio can be found on his website www.giuliodisturco.it.
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Igor Posner’schapter fragments from a book project about St. Petersburg (2006-2009) – “Notes from Underground” (working title). View the slideshow on BURN MAGAZINE.
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