Visions : Palestine : Andrea Kunzig
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The German photojournalist Andrea Kunzig, who has previously worked for Amnesty International, Misereor and UNICEF, witnessed Yassir Arafat crossing the border into the Gaza Strip after 30 years in exile. She decided to stay and ended up living in Jerusalem for three years, which provided her with a deeper insight into the way of life, the mentality of the people and their culture.
In her symbolic pictures, Kunzig sensitively captures the hopes and feelings of the Palestinian people between peace efforts and armed conflict. She shows us quite unusual images, far from those we're used to seeing in the daily news. Visions: Palestine presents an impressive selection of color photographs from a collection of over 1,000 pictures altogether. About the Author Andrea Kunzig has been working as a freelance photojournalist for World Vision, Amnesty International, Misereor and UNICEF. Her photographs have been published in magazines such as Time Magazine, El Pais and GEO. 2002, she participated in the "Photokina" group show in Cologne, initiated by UNICEF and in 2003 her works were included in the "International Barnack Biennale", Germany, to honor the founder of Leica. (one of the most famous camera manufacturers).
Visions : Palestine : Andrea Kunzig,Hanan Aschrawi,Andrea Kunzig,Kehrer Verlag,3936636079,Documentary Photo Collections,Individual Photographer,Middle East - General,Palestine - History,Photo Techniques,Photoessays & Documentaries,Photography,Photojournalism,Subjects & Themes - Travel - World/Middle East,Travel - Foreign,Photography / General
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