War Photographer Lynsey Addario | JCCSF

Photojournalist Lynsey Addario riveted the audience with photos and stories of her work documenting Afghanistan before and after Taliban reign and American soldiers during war, as well as her kidnapping by pro-Qaddafi forces in the Libyan civil war. She also spoke of how she managed to strike a balance between life and work as a wife, mother, and conflict photographer.
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[@wordsbykatarina]

I watched this from beginning to end which I never do. It kept my attention. You're absolutely amazing Lynsey!

[@mitchfusco399]

The first 28 minutes are the best part of this video. Some of the images in this section hit home hard. I reiterate Karl Weavers words Talented, brave, beautiful and witty.

[@shae8951]

I love this lady, she's as real as it gets like holy hell. "You've been beating the shit out of us and you want to buy me tampons?!?!" Omg. I lost it.

[@karl.weaver]

Talented, brave, beautiful and witty.

[@JLStreetDoc]

This was great. What an amazing woman.

[@gingerific39]

thank you

[@estebanmorales4644]

Amazing Interview!

[@aspaces8014]

Fun vids, you make my day.
Carry on creating video, need more like you.

[@sarah854r4h]

amazing woman!

[@littleangel309steiman.7]

What an amazing woman

[@maximme]

so sad the parents are so ashamed of their dead children in military...BUT when they were alive, they didn't stop them.

[@Npayusov]

The lecture was great, but the interviewer is sooo bad!

[@Navroze]

Ms Addario mentions she slowed down because she was losing friends arround her but never once does she question what her country is doing in Afghanistan! THAT should slow you down and face your lens on America, Maam.

[@snehaseema]

the interviewer, no just no.

[@Spiritzone1]

Yawn

[@rusmetrusmic1438]

What a joke.