VIDEO: Goran Tomasevic, War Photographer

May 22, 2015 Marco | Editor

Goran Tomasevic has photographed conflict for over 20 years in countries including Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Egypt and Syria. Few people will have heard his name, but he’s authored some of the defining images of modern warfare. At an exhibition of his work at the Nordic Lights festival in Norway, Tomasevic talks to BJP about dealing with his emotions, losing his friends, and staying sane in life-threatening situations.

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Marco | Editor

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