My name is Kainoa Little, and I am a Shoreline, Washington-based conflict photographer. I was in Mosul in April and May 2017, documenting Iraqi forces as they fought Islamic State militants to liberate the city.
I tried and failed to find newspapers and wire services who would purchase my photos. But the soldiers had fed […]. petapixel.com
As the Battle of Mosul rages on, so does the race between photographers trying to sell snapshots of the conflict to media outlets. Kainoa Little couldn't find a buyer for his photos, but he decided to share them online anyway - and they tell a harrowing story of struggle and survival. boredpanda.com »
2017-07-04 12:55
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