Photo Essay: The Human Condition

“Asylum Herat, Afghanistan” © Manca Juvan All Rights Reserved

 

 

The Human Condition was first shown at the Festival of the Photograph in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2007.

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  1. All the photographs are so sad and emotional! And I am so shocked and touched and furious that almost nobody cares!!!! I thought we were all Human Beings, but it appears not!

    Thank you for sharing all these Life Photographs!!! Hope that some will HELP!!

    Biliana

    Biliana — June 12, 2009

  2. Wonderful archive, so many people live in deplorable conditions which fall far below international human rights standards.Thank you for sharing all these photos, I care!…

    Dania

    Dania Reichmuth — July 6, 2009

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