18+ My 20 Worst Photos from Donbass By Graham Phillips
I advise extreme caution before viewing these photos.
For my Donbass event in London, I compiled my ‘20 best‘ photos for auction. Here, my 20 ‘worst’ photos. 20 of the most terrible things I photographed in my time reporting in Donbass.
Lugansk, August 24th, 2014. Natasha struggles to come to terms with her own serious injuries, from Ukrainian shelling as they queued for humanitarian aid. She also struggles with how she will tell her daughter Marina, 7, also hit, that she won’t be able to dance after having her leg blown off.
She never had to tell Marina that, doctors couldn’t save her, Natasha’s daughter died the next morning.
I advise extreme caution before viewing these photos.
For my Donbass event in London, I compiled my ‘20 best‘ photos for auction. Here, my 20 ‘worst’ photos. 20 of the most terrible things I photographed in my time reporting in Donbass.
Lugansk, August 24th, 2014. Natasha struggles to come to terms with her own serious injuries, from Ukrainian shelling as they queued for humanitarian aid. She also struggles with how she will tell her daughter Marina, 7, also hit, that she won’t be able to dance after having her leg blown off.
She never had to tell Marina that, doctors couldn’t save her, Natasha’s daughter died the next morning.
Early September 2014, by Novosvetlovka, Lugansk region, I found the remnants of a refugee bus hit by shelling. 17 were killed as they tried to flee the war-torn region on August 18th, including several children. All the evidence I found on site pointed to a Ukrainian attack. On September 2nd, the Ukrainians had retreated from their positions by the bus, but the human remains were still there.
This man’s face, frozen in a scream.
This man’s face, frozen in a scream.
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