Ja, formentlig sa det er

Min kommentar til Lars Jones er, at selvfølgelig kan man blande fiktion og virklighed sammen - Det er jo alligevel det vi gør som læser af enhver avis. Vi forestiller os de virkelige begivenheder, men vores forestilling er kun en forsimplet og ufuldstændig tankekonstruktion. Et foto vil altid være et ufuldstændigt udsnit af virkeligheden. Ved at berige fotoet med en fiktiv fortælling og et spændende lyddesign, så kommer vi måske netop tættere på virkeligheden, fordi at kunsten fremkalder en følelse som måske minder om følelsen ved at være der. Er det ikke det god krigsjournalistik går ud på? Jeg synes denne produktion gør os opmærksom på at vi netop kun læser og krigen som om den var fiktion. Hvis billederne havde stået alene uden fortællingen og lyden havde de ikke virket nær så stærkt, fordi vi blot havde slået vores filter til, hvor den uhyggelige verden og krig kun eksisterer indtil vi skifter over på en ny kanal, lukker avisen eller slukker computeren. Sådan er virkeligheden ikke.

Im a young photojournalist trying to make my way through a this tough job in El Salvador. Central America. A country where a 12 year civil war made more than 75 000 deaths. I was a kid in that time but photos from peaple that I managed to meet through the years made me cry in rage just to think that such dark events had happened in my country. I now think thah Kesterens job as many other strong hearted photographers are making in iraq are helping to tell the world of the insane cruelty that a war impulsed by government of the "most advanced democracy of the world" the United States of America are making many poor countrys suffer. May god be with the land of the slaves of suffering: Iraq. May god help protect them from the land of the free invasors.

Day by day, I go to school study, i go ride my skateboard, i go and can read, write and have lunch, I can talk with my friends and have a long drink night and get back to home. Iraq people can’t make anything! That’s the true story. I keep question myself why do I want to be a future war photography? Maybe because I see in these photos the expression of real life, we love death violence and pleasure. I notice that when a car accident happens we all look to see what happen! "Is that blood?! Is that a piece of brain or an eye?" War status Iraq make me just think that war photographers have some peace in mind, they "close the eyes" for reality and work for humanity.