Tag: Dmitri Beliakov

  • After Witnessing War in Ukraine, A Photojournalist Fights for Peace

    After Witnessing War in Ukraine, A Photojournalist Fights for Peace

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    After Witnessing War in Ukraine, A Photojournalist Fights for Peace Dmitri Beliakov, a photojournalist who covered the conflict in Ukraine from 2014 to 2019, reflects on the brutal realities of war. via Feature Shoot: https://www.featureshoot.com/2023/03/after-witnessing-war-in-ukraine-a-photojournalist-fights-for-peace/ “Humankind repeats the same mistakes over and over again,” Dmitri Beliakov, a photojournalist who covered the war in Ukraine from…

  • After Witnessing War in Ukraine, A Photojournalist Fights for Peace

    After Witnessing War in Ukraine, A Photojournalist Fights for Peace

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    After Witnessing War in Ukraine, A Photojournalist Fights for Peace Dmitri Beliakov, a photojournalist who covered the conflict in Ukraine from 2014 to 2019, reflects on the brutal realities of war. via Feature Shoot: https://www.featureshoot.com/2023/03/after-witnessing-war-in-ukraine-a-photojournalist-fights-for-peace/ “Humankind repeats the same mistakes over and over again,” Dmitri Beliakov, a photojournalist who covered the war in Ukraine from…

  • A firsthand account of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine – Feature Shoot

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    A firsthand account of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine Worker on AKHZ (Avdiivka Coke & Chemical Plant) seen on the roof of the coke battery, Avdiivka, Ukraine, 22nd of October, 2015 The railway bridge on Ukrainian held territory, blown… via Feature Shoot: https://www.featureshoot.com/2016/08/firsthand-account-ongoing-conflict-ukraine/ The conflict in Ukraine comes on and off the international media spotlight,…

  • Dmitri Beliakov – Killing Time: Exclusively for Murderers… | LensCulture

    Dmitri Beliakov – Killing Time: Exclusively for Murderers… Penal colony № 56 (Black Eagle) is a high security Russian prison exclusively for murderers, where 260 men, who altogether are responsible for 800 murders, are locked up. There are maniacs, rapists, serial killers, mafia hitmen and the terrorists – most dangerous criminals of Russia.