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Taking pictures in Afghanistan today is a new opportunity, a political act, and a risk in a still unstable country. Here’s a sneak peek at four fascinating photographers who will — hopefully — become known to the world through a documentary so new it’s not even finished yet.

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Aug 26, 2013

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