In three parts with links to parts 2 & 3. Many brilliant photo journalist shots with some quite confronting, so, be warned.
http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2...1-of-3/100418/
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In three parts with links to parts 2 & 3. Many brilliant photo journalist shots with some quite confronting, so, be warned.
http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2...1-of-3/100418/
great stuff...really enjoyed that...thanks.
Graeme
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Great photos. I was interested to see the photo of the leopard attack in Guwahati, the capital of Assam. I was there only a few weeks ago and when travelling was informed that leopards are quite common in the tea gardens (plantations) there. I took this with my normal skepticism, but it seems that it was probably right. Guwahati is a big city.
Some thought provoking images there - thanks for posting.
Photo 6 of the leopard attack, you can see the Indian man's scalp partially off from being mauled, dammnnnnn
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