Swick & 12 Of The Most Iconic...

Rated by eviltouch on Sep 26, 9:08am

huh, reality strikes...

Rated by aluis on Sep 13, 4:06pm

UGANDA. SIMPLY. "This example of emotive imagery is of child in Uganda holding hands with a missionary. The stark contrast between the two people serves as a reminder of the gulf in wealth between developed and developing countries. Mike Wells, the photographer, took this picture to show the extent of starvation in Africa. He took it for a magazine, and when they went 5 months without printing it, he decided to enter it into a competition. However, Wells has stated that he is against winning a compeition with a picture of a starving boy. "

Rated by CUITEEPIE on Sep 08, 10:48pm

Some great photos - talk about being in the right place at the right time. I completely agree with some of the comments above above saying that it's photos like these that are responsible for everyone trying so hard now to help third world countries - Kevin Carter for example (the photographer of the last photo) might not have helped the child for 20 minutes, but by getting such a meaningful photo like he did has helped the world realise how much these children need help!

Reviewed by FineArtAmericana on Sep 07, 6:48am

Cool!

Rated by savke on Aug 16, 10:07am

This shocking photo depicts a starving Sudanese child being stalked by a patient vulture. It is a horrific picture that gave people a true look at the dire condition in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Rated by barryr666 on Aug 11, 7:47am

Once seen, never forgotten