For the First Time I Had to Lower My Camera: French Photographer on Children Displaced from Artsakh
French photographer Gilles Bader, who has photographed children forcibly displaced from Artsakh and other displaced persons in Armenia, wrote on his Facebook page:
“I was photographing the children (48 hours on the road, on the back of a truck to pass through the Lachin corridor), and suddenly one of the children offered me an apple. I wanted to refuse it because it was more necessary for him than for me, but his father and he insisted that I take it... This is all I wanted to write today... For the first time, I had to lower my camera... choked with emotions...”
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