Buy Diazepam Uk Reviews Restrepo filmmakers Sebastian Junger (left) and Tim Hetherington (right) at Outpost Restrepo. Korengal Valley, Afghanistan, Kunar Province. 2007. (Image by Tim Hetherington, courtesy of OutsideOnline.)
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https://traffordhistory.org/lookingback/ptgv2yosource site Outside Online has a piece up this morning about Hetherington; a few weeks ago one of their writers interviewed Hetherington about photography, war, and life. The questions and Hetherington’s thoughtful, honest answers are worth your time and drive home the reminder of what an incredible man the world of journalism has lost.
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