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18 Fazal Sheikh DIFFICULT HOSPITALITY Brian K. Bergen-Aurand 26 Carla Swartz The Sons of the Midwest 32 Ariel The dreamtime Mary Jo Fahey 38 An American in Paris (0r London or Amsterdam) Travel by Tom Gillespie 42 Color Infared Photography technique Steven H. Begleiter 46 Maximum Control Over Your Craft part 4 technique Mako 50 Dry Down darkroom technique Les McLean |
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Qurban Gul holding a photograph of her son Mula Awaz. “Mula Awaz was my youngest son. In 1986, when he was eighteen years old, his group of Mujahedin attacked a communist post. In the exchange of fire, he was killed. Before the news of his death reached us, I dreamed that my son’s body was being prepared for burial. When he had been washed and wrapped in white cloth, he was carried to the graveyard. They laid his body on the ground and turned his head towards Mecca. Then his body was covered with earth…” (Quoted in The Victor Weeps: Afghanistan, Fazal Sheikh, Scalo Press, 1998.)
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