beautiful suffering.

what can I do?

Posted by: letumubique99 on October 23rd, 2008.

powerful

strong and powerful message. kind of eerie but powerfull nonetheless

Posted by: on November 8th, 2006.

genius

it proves how words are sometimes unnecessary.
He shows us a reality almost to real but in a way that it is very "magical". How can something so awful can be dispayed so bautifuly?
This images jsut want to make me human again. By that i mean separate myself from the daily distractions we have been tought it is our life: bills, tv, clothing , etc... and want to do something to make right all the wrong in this world

Posted by: monoalex81 on October 25th, 2006.

her you go, cheekymonkey:

Concerned by the millions of refugees, migrants and dispossessed, Brazilian Sebastião Salgado photographed in 39 countries in 7 years. Why? "My hope is that, as individuals, as groups, as societies, we can pause and reflect on the human condition at the turn of the millennium. In its rawest form, individualism remains a prescription for catastrophe. We have to create a new regimen of coexistence."

Posted by: cubes on September 24th, 2006.

together

I would like to see these pictures all in one place. From just looking at these pictures can somonetell me what the significance of the title is to the pictures?

Posted by: cheekymonkey on September 19th, 2006.

MASTER

Sevastiao, tell me where we are going and we will follow you.
You are a great master, great photographer and cool guy. BTW yes I did met him.

Posted by: cubes on September 10th, 2006.

i'm jealous

i wish i took these pictures. photography has a rare talent of turning pain and suffereing into beauty.

-A

Posted by: euroskip on August 23rd, 2006.