moises saman

photographer, magnum photos

[Nieman Reports @NiemanReports]

Last November, @moises_saman spent two weeks visiting all 13 camps in Jordan, documenting the life and stories of Palestinian refugees living there.

📸 Our latest AfterImage delves into just one story of many in Talbieh Refugee Camp. https://t.co/sGWG18hZTO

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‘This work is haunting, and haunted, by the ghosts of history and its casualties’ https://t.co/AHZELUPgYZ

[Washington Post Photo @WashPostPhoto]

‘This work is haunting, and haunted, by the ghosts of history and its casualties’ @moises_saman https://t.co/7B9T7UpGT5

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[EL PAÍS Fotografía @elpais_foto]

Periodista y prisionero: los últimos días de Sadam Husein por Moises Saman

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El fotógrafo @moises_saman ha publicado ‘Glad Tidings of Benevolence’, un registro visual de la invasión de Irak, de la que fue testigo como reportero y reo del régimen iraquí

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Moises Saman, Glad Tidings of Benevolence from @collectordaily https://t.co/54RBql9bTo

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Check out "Magnum Photos Book Signing" https://t.co/dmgE1Rfv4e @Eventbrite

[Issey @IsaacMuk]

Spoke to @moises_saman about his years documenting the Iraq War and its aftermath, the always-changing justifications for the continued conflict, and whether anyone can really be a detached, unbiased journalist.

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Moises Saman documents the “competing narratives” of the Iraq war https://t.co/XJRhePSv2x

[The New York Review of Books @nybooks]

“I hoped to depict human suffering in a way that will not only provoke new interpretations of the war but also make ethical demands of my audience.” —@moises_saman on collecting his photographs from Iraq since 2002 https://t.co/l4Zyg7uCRD

[The New York Review of Books @nybooks]

“In the aftermath of the invasion, I saw Baghdad fragment along ethnic lines and descend into chaos and violence, in contrast to the more optimistic official accounts.” —@moises_saman, March 19, 2023 https://t.co/NxufeVWJ22

[Magnum Photos @MagnumPhotos]

(1/4) Twenty years ago today, March 20, 2003, @moises_saman stood atop the Palestine Hotel in Baghdad, witnessing the beginning of the US-led invasion of Iraq.

All images © Moises Saman / Magnum Photos 🧵

[The New York Review of Books @nybooks]

"In the aftermath of the invasion" of Iraq, writes Moises Saman (@moises_saman), "I saw Baghdad fragment along ethnic lines and descend into chaos and violence." https://t.co/Q4ybBKvXN2

[Nieman Foundation @niemanfdn]

Don't miss it! A conversation/book signing with Magnum photographer/2023 Nieman Fellow @moises_saman tonight, 3/20, in person in NYC and online. His new book is a collection of photographs taken while covering the US-led invasion of Iraq and its aftermath. https://t.co/E8xVtT8jKJ

[Susan Glasser @sbg1]

.⁦@moises_saman⁩ helped define the war in Iraq with his amazing images. Here, a reflection worth reading on what is in the war photographer’s frame—and what is left out. https://t.co/xbUhQytygH

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Collide, Collude, Confront https://t.co/S4hTlCMbFc via @nybooks

[The New York Review of Books @nybooks]

Moises Saman (@moises_saman) on his two decades as a war photographer in Iraq.
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[Natasha Khan @natashakhanhk]

"In these photos I often tried to center human dignity and resilience, to give face to Iraqis who lived and still live every day with the immense challenges of insecurity, violence and poverty." -The great @Moises_Saman in this important piece on power, framing and narrative:

[Richard Engel @RichardEngel]

Back at Palestine hotel, in my old room, where i watched “shock and awe” in Baghdad 20 yrs ago.

[New York Times Opinion @nytopinion]

In Abu Ghraib, writes Magnum photojournalist @moises_saman, “I was still a witness but without a camera. I was still a journalist but now also a prisoner. I had become a character in the hidden narrative of the war.” https://t.co/OwavKUG5GJ