Tina
It’s a beautiful photo of lovely kids, that’s for sure.
But in your previous post you mixed your presentation of photographs with a
seriously contentious statement, implying that Assad’s regime was perhaps in
the right. I decided not to argue with you about that, but by the same token
not to comment on your photographs.
I don’t know under whose patronage you were in Syria, nor who provided your
guards. You can provide photographs for comment in isolation, but it’s best
that we don’t go down the route of arguing about which faction, including the
Government, is doing the damage in that ghastly civil war.
Finally, I don’t comment on photographs in the ether. You are obviously a busy
photographer who has dedicated her life to documenting societies across the
world, to good effect. But I don’t expect to make comment and never to receive
a reply. I tried that every so often with Chris Crawford’s photos and have
never received a reply; so I sometimes look at his photos but rarely comment.
Chris
> On 13 Jun 17, at 00:27, Tina Manley <tmanley@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
> I told myself I would not post here again since my last post about my trip
> to Syria was totally ignored. I checked to be sure it was posted and it
> was. My posts on Facebook have received many comments but not a single one
> here. Just in case, I'm trying one more time before I give up completely.
> These are Syrian children who attend a school that is supported by our
> Syrian Working Group. We are trying to make it possible for Syrians to
> stay in Syria. If you read my first post, you know that the news we
> receive in the USA is very different from what the Syrians believe is the
> truth. We are just hoping the children will be able to make a difference
> in the future.
>
> http://www.pbase.com/tinamanley/image/165612438
> <http://www.pbase.com/tinamanley/image/165612438>
>
> Leica SL, 50/1.4 - a phenomenal lens.
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