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A friend of mine who is studying in Spain, Mahdis Azarmandi, has been working on a project she plans to exhibit soon at her university.
She's a young artist and talented photographer whose latest work is kind of a personal kaleidoscope where she seamlessly combines her photos into stark, startling, thought-provoking images.
Mahdis sent me a few of her works-in-progress last week and gave me the OK to give them their Internet debut here.
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Checkpoint Jerusalem was written by Dion Nissenbaum, who covered the Middle East as Jerusalem bureau chief for McClatchy Newspapers from 2005 to 2009.
Nissenbaum is now McClatchy's bureau chief in Kabul, covering south Asia with an emphasis on Afghanistan. See his new blog at Checkpoint Kabul.
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I like the wall super-imposed on top of the Mount of Olives; very symbolic and interesting. I also like the picture of the men praying in the wreckage of the building. It doesn't look doctored though. It just sadly looks too real.
Posted by: Edie | March 16, 2008 at 10:24 PM