As a journalist making a documentary film, I visited Syria for 10 days. I was only allowed in government held areas. I was curious how people still live there after six years of the war.
To my surprise, despite the destruction, people in Damascus and other places still follow their daily routines like drinking the tea and playing social games in coffee shops.
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Coffee Shop In Old Damascus
Billboards Of President Al Assad Are Everywhere
Call To The Army
Female Soldier
Civilians And The Soldiers
Soldiers And Civilians
Destruction Of Homs
Street Of Damascus
Photographer In Old Town Of Damascus
Shopping In Central Souk In Damascus
Western Vs Eastern
Funeral Of Two Killed Christian Soldiers In Sadad
Destruction In Homs
Ghost Town Of Old Homs
Desacrated Fresco
Syrian Desert
Smoke And Rubbish On The Frontline
Susnet In Damascus
Boys In One Of Many Refugee Camps
No More Children In Maheen
Destroyed Suburb
The Umayyad Mosque, Also Known As The Great Mosque Of Damascus Located In The Old City Of Damascus
Inside The Umayyad Mosque
Bustling Street In Downtown Damascus
No More Kids In Playground
Devastated Church In Malloula
Boys Waiting For A Humanitarian Aid
These Photographs show this is not a distant war but people like us who are just trying to live normals lives in war and chaos. Their strength and resilience are remarkable. Thank you.
These Photographs show this is not a distant war but people like us who are just trying to live normals lives in war and chaos. Their strength and resilience are remarkable. Thank you.