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Feature: From Lesvos to Berlin – a photographer’s journey reveals the people behind the numbers

Feature: From Lesvos to Berlin – a photographer’s journey reveals the people behind the numbers

Jun 18, 2016, at 12:37 pm

New York, June 18 (Just Earth News):Renowned photographer Giles Duley, who barely survived a 2011 explosion in Afghanistan in which he lost both legs and part of his left arm, now reports for the United Nations refugee agency, and feels that his lasting wounds have allowed him to better connect with people and capture their stories.