Eva_Nidzeeva

All about photojournalism, politics, human rights and MENA. Raised in North Caucasus, based in Brooklyn. Amnesty International USA

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48 Things Women Hear In A Lifetime (That Men Just Don’t)

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Watch: SNL roasts Trump with “Racists for Trump” ad

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Honestly whoever is writing these SNL skits….. Finally SNL feels vital and important again, satire wise

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Black Panthers protesting against the Vietnam War, Washington D.C, 1969.

Photo by Bruno Barbey

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Kemal Knives - Damascus and Walrus Ivory Dagger

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Obstetric violence is institutional violence. Break the silence.

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A lot of these stories feature a male obstetrician, just sayin.

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This post is eveeeeeeeerything

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The Casbah of Algiers, December 2015

Photographs by Zohra Bensemra/Reuters

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Hong Kong Cemeteries | Manuel Alvarez Diestro | Via

Resembling ancient amphitheaters, this series of photographs by manuel alvarez diestro exposes the tightly packed cemeteries around hong-kong. the eerie images juxtapose the two parallel worlds of the living and the dead, and the environments in which they must co-exist. overlooking the city from different angles, the vertical structures in the background help to increase the sense of density within the two contrasting worlds. the photographs also display similarities of repetition within the built forms, helping to merge them in with the surrounding urban fabric.

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Leila Alaoui: The Moroccans

The Moroccans is a photographic series of contemporary live size portraits, shot in a mobile photo studio across Morocco. Its images are an attempt to bear witness to the rich cultural and ethnic diversity of Morocco, an archival work on the aesthetics of disappearing traditions through contemporary digital photography.

In Muslim countries it is generally frowned upon to depict the human figure as per an approach called aniconism. Aside from the striking visual beauty, this belief makes French-Moroccan artist Leila Alaoui’s series of portraits The Moroccans all the more interesting and thought-provoking.

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Rest in Peace. Thank you for all your work and for what you did for Amnesty International

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Young Love ❤💙

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When you’re trying to impress the kashen

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This is so cool!

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Snake Slayer

An engraved Bond Arms Snake Slayer derringer with two sets of barrels; one in .45 LC & .410, the other in .357 Magnum. According to the owner/seller, the engraving work was done by Tony Lee Frost, a well known engraver for knives and firearms. Although a derringer is generally in the $400 or less range, the spare barrel and the professional engraving helped to snag a final selling price of $1,525.00. (GRH)

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Kindjal Dagger

Dated: circa 1900

Culture: Caucasian

Measurements: overall length 46.5 cm

The dagger has a straight, double-edged blade with an elongated tip, featuring asymmetrical fullers. The silver grip is richly decorated with beaded frames enclosing floral, relieved decorations partially nielloed at the front, and two thick, cusped studs. The smooth, rear surface is decorated with nielloed racemes.

The silver scabbard is also decorated with beaded frames and elegant, relieved racemes with nielloed flowers and bands at the front surface, while the rear one with nielloed racemes surrounding relieved and floral cartouches. There’s a short inscription at the centre, a chape with rows of beads.

Source: Copyright © 2016 Czerny’s International Auction House S.R.L.

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 Ruger Vaquero

Single-action revolver chambered in .45 Long Colt, or just Colt as some people prefer. Very simple and fun cowboy-style of firearm but heavily engraved to the point of being more of a collector’s piece than a range gun. The work was done by engravers Mike Dubber and Les Schowe with an asking price of $4,250. (GRH)

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