#284 PHOTOWALK: VOICES FROM UKRAINE
A photowalk episode reflecting upon the situation and feeling in Ukraine aided by three photographers from Lviv and Kyiv; artist and photographer Mark Neville who adopted Ukraine as his home, a celebrated Ukrainian documentarian and street photographer Mikhail Palinchak and an American photographer Wolfgang Schwan, who is photographing his first conflict. Also, we ask; "What is success?" A question answered by Joel Meyerowitz. Your letters, thoughts and pictures as you make your own walks.
FURTHER REFERENCE: Mark Neville’s Battle Against Stigma book, STOP TANKS WITH BOOKS preorder site, Lyuba Yakimchuk Ukrainian author, journalist and poet, Through Our Lens virtual exhibition, Email the show, PD’s Facebook group, Global Citizen article on how to help Ukraine, MIND’s thread on handling anxiety and FURTHER LINKS BELOW.
Additional photographers to follows in Ukraine: Mstyslav Chernov, Elin Trieb, Chris McGrath, and Aris Messinis.
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Left to right images from: Mikhail Palinchak, Mark Neville, Wolfgang Schwan
Benjamin Beattie remembers his visit to Ukraine.
Sketchbook images from today’s photowalk.
Mark Neville talks of his work in Helmund and his experience with PTSD, both personally and militarily.
