Week 5 Blog Forum


  The time Mrs. Addario spent in Lybia sounds horrifying, watching the revolution and seeing how some people fought with rocks againsts assault chopper. 
One thing; that made an impression that only once a day could Mrs. Addario could talk to her husband this shows how hard it is to get communication in but out as well. The second thing; is watching bombs drop trying to guess where they would land its one of those things you cant explain...only live through, enough said. 
Sacrifices? This lady made sacrifices our current media only wishes the had the stones to do like for starters She is in a warzone being shot at by loyalest soldiers as if she was a freedom-fighter dont make me get too into this one, haha. 
This lady has seen many things in her days as a photojournalist many photos that held so much information makes it almost impossible to choose just one.  

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