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Despite vowing to stop photographing wars and conflict in 1979, McCullin continued, periodically, to return to action, documenting the repression of the Kurds in Iraq in the early 90s, the second Iraq War in 2003, and even more recently, Syria. Plan which pride events to attend this year. Don McCullin (b. It's the UK"s most up to date list with over 180 prides taking place in 2024. The moral imperative to show war as it really was continued throughout his career and time spent in Biafra, Bangladesh, Lebanon and the so-called ‘troubles’ in 1970s Northern Ireland. For most of his career McCullin has embarked on personal projects, many of which focused on working class communities in the north of England, or the unhoused in London. He began taking photographs during his military service and brought his camera back with him to the UK, beginning what would be a life-long commitment to photography. McCullin is recognised internationally as one of the greatest war photographers having worked for major British newspapers during some of the most violent conflicts of the late twentieth-century. The profit from your purchases helps fund the conservation, collection and care of the Bodleian Libraries’ archive of over 12 million printed items and outstanding special collections. Recently, McCullin embarked on what he considers his final epic project, a cultural and architectural survey of the remains of the Roman Empire in the southern Mediterranean.
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Alyssa
This book is sooo good! It's very touching, very deep, sad but beautiful at the same time and it also carry with it lots of hope.
Jill Halpin
She talks about some of the people in her profession that have touched her in a myriad of ways, while interspersing their stories with her own. I hope she will decide to write more about her incredible experiences. But instead, she was given a life mission -- and her initial dreams are coming to fruition. This book was so thoughtful and well written.
Amazon Customer
She had a dream she thought was crushed. I do follow Hadley on social media and that's how I learned she had written this about her stories as a hospice nurse. This is written by a hospice nurse whose reels I stumbled upon on either Facebook or Youtube. With an engaging and personable writing style, she effortlessly draws readers into the world of life, death, and patients' profound impact on her life.
Happy Hermit
Please write more, Nurse Hadley. Nurse Hadley's book is a must-read for everyone. *****
Holly
I started it today. Whether you have personally experienced loss or are simply curious about the human experience of dying, this book will touch your heart and leave an indelible mark on your soul. It serves as a compass, guiding us through the uncharted waters of death and revealing answers we may not have known we were searching for. With its engaging storytelling and her wisdom from experience and skills, this book is a testament to the power of human connection and the importance of embracing life's final journey.
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