John Burke in The New York Times
Camp Scene Jellalabad, John Burke #86, 1879
Some 130 years after his photographs of the Second Afghan War were made - among the earliest war photographs - John Burke's images inspired a modern photographer, Simon Norfolk, to visit Kabul and photograph today's signs of warfare.
The New York Times Magazine of April 24, 2011 covers the images, and a longer piece in the newspaper's online Lens by Kerri MacDonald explores the relationship between the works of two photographers in greater detail.
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s. This familiar word is of Skt. origin. Sarkara originally signifies 'grit or gravel,' thence crystallised sugar, and through a Prakrit form sakkara gave the Pers. shakkar, the Greek SA/KXAR and SA/KXARON, and the late Latin saccharum.