Haunting and very touching, this black and white photo series shows us a world that seems so surreal and dark, a world we somehow don't inhabit and a world we have never had the chance to witness first hand.
Exploring life amidst war, Iranian photographer Majid Saeedi documents daily life in war-torn Afghanistan in his powerful black and white photo series. Showing viewers the effects of the damage both on the environment physically and mentally on humans after war, the work shows a authentic quotidian existence.
The 'Life in War' series will mesmerize viewers and help put things in perspective by showing you captures of everyday moments of people in a ravaged life full of haunting ghosts and somber futures.
Surreal Candid War-Torn Photography
The 'Life in War' Black and White Photo Series is Haunting
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