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Kristen Ashburn的鏡頭下的AIDS

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在這感人的談話中,紀實攝影師Kristen Ashburn分享她在非洲拍下的一些令人難以忘懷的照片,呈現出AIDS對人類生命帶來的衝擊。

Kristen Ashburn's photographs bring us face-to-face with real people in desperate circumstances. Taking us to the intimate spaces of her subjects -- the victims of war, disaster, epidemic -- she elicits the sublime sadness and resolve of human beings in suffering. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Shang-Hsi Huang
Reviewed by Yu-Ju Chiang
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