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         		 Each view has its own charm. Panoramic view on the city of Aleppo.: by syriantrip, Views[517]
         		 A typical living room in Maaloula, small Christian village near Damascus.: by syriantrip, Views[520]
         		 You can think whatever but this is our house.: by syriantrip, Views[475]
     
    House of a young farmer in the village of the
         		 Syrian children playing between the ruins of a Byzanthine house.: by syriantrip, Views[515]
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         		 Boy : by jayme1200, Views[482]
         		 Beirut wall and burnt out car: by jayme1200, Views[475]
         		 Palymyra, Annihilation ( by the Romans): by jayme1200, Views[482]
     
    Kids near Alleppo: by jayme1200, Views[492]
         		 Boy near Alleppo: by jayme1200, Views[484]
         		 People say that the best shots happen when you shoot without being seen...: by kamiii, Views[510]
         		 Always jump, in the end you will catch the fig!: by kamiii, Views[492]
         		 Beauty..with an electric cable..?: by kamiii, Views[510]
     
    While I was observing children marking lambs, their grandfather has approached me and invited me into his house for a cup of tasty arabic coffee. He put proudly on a display all his coffee pots and insisted that I had to take the picture of him and his wife when he is pouring the coffee into a cup. Later on I was offered to overnight there. That was a great end of my visit of syrian bedouins enclave. Hope they are safe and will survive the ongoing civil war without any harm.: by breakingwave, Views[780]
         		 Boy right after he managed to catch lamb in order to put coloured dye on it.: by breakingwave, Views[688]
         		 Coming from four seasons area one might wonder what these animals can feed on on the field that has been harvested like this one and reminds scorched Earth. Well, some creaturee are more creative than the others in finding ways how to fill up their stomach. And that´s the fascinating and inpiring thing about places like this - the ability of adaptation in order to survive in harsh, but beautiful environment - making use of everything.: by breakingwave, Views[864]
         		 All members of bedouin families are taking part in everyday work. Boys are usually taking care of flocks of sheep and goats.: by breakingwave, Views[911]
         		 I went on a day trip from the city of Hama lying in fertile Orontes valley towards east to the edge of Syrian desert, where is thriving bedouin community in succession of small settlements, one of which is called Sarouj. Right after I got out of bus in first village I was greeted by the tractor driver and his jovial coworkers, who had appareantly so much fun with themselves. That was a great introduction into this place.: by breakingwave, Views[980]
     
    Cutting the brain: by elia, Views[510]
         		 breathless : by elia, Views[532]
         		 Roast your thoughts: by elia, Views[518]
         		 Woman behind the scene: by elia, Views[504]
         		 Psychological paralysis: by elia, Views[530]
     
    A Free Syrian Army fighter took a shower outdoors to beat the heat : by 360daysinawarzone, Views[530]
         		 child walks past damaged buildings in Deir al-Zor, Syria: by 360daysinawarzone, Views[594]
         		 A Free Syrian Army fighter mourns at the grave of his father: by 360daysinawarzone, Views[534]
         		 Free Syrian Army fighters carry their weapons on one of the front-lines : by 360daysinawarzone, Views[716]
         		 Free Army fighters walk in a field of flowers during a reconnaissance mission: by 360daysinawarzone, Views[453]
     
    Newly constructed refugee camps are composed of small tents, not bigger than the size of a small bedroom, in which an entire family sleeps. Sometimes it’s a dozen of people all sleeping in a 2.5 square meters room. It’s even worse, especially when new refugees arrive. Older refugees tend to share their space until the new-comers get registered so they can benefit from a new tent. Poverty is rampant throughout this temporary settlement. The number of refugees living without help is increasing, and accommodation is scarce. Access to adequate health care services, water and sanitation is becoming increasingly problematic. : by karimsakr, Views[760]
         		 While playing together, two kids exchange something, which triggers the fury of one of the mothers who comes running angrily with a wooden branch in her hand and starts beating up her child while his friends and neighbors stand still watching him being punished. Many children coming across the border are traumatized and some are injured, they spend their days doing nothing and waiting for the unknown… They would kill time in any possible way.: by karimsakr, Views[929]
         		 In these camps, there are many unaccompanied minors and youngsters who made the difficult journey without their parents, and who are now dealing with the pain of separation along with other problems. This photo shows how badly children need to dream of a better future and hang on to hope. Syria’s civil war is a very dehumanizing conflict, in which children pay the highest price. Maybe a smile and a flower are all these children have to change their reality. A smile is a sign of hope. A flower is a sign of love, life and peace. : by karimsakr, Views[718]
         		 Two friends, newly met in the refugee camp, happy and have nothing to worry about in Lebanon. People are dying on the other side of the border, but not here. The best thing about being a refugee is that it’s somehow safe, at least safer than Syria where the civil war has not stopped for more than 2 years now… It’s sad to know that these children did not go to school since the beginning of the war; but the situation is so dire for such refugees that it’s easy to overlook the importance of education… : by karimsakr, Views[880]
         		 At the age of eleven, this boy, the eldest among his brothers and sisters, is responsible for his family’s small livestock. Since his family lives in an almost deserted house around which the refugee camp is built, he passes through what he considers as “his” old lifeless house and makes use of it as a playground and a pasture to escape the heat of the sun and bring shelter to the cattle. : by karimsakr, Views[788]
     
    A boy selling Syrian sweets as a girl and bystanders looks on: by salaamshots, Views[703]
         		 2 strings of lights in a Damascene mosque: by salaamshots, Views[497]
         		 A man contemplates which mother of pearl Damascene chest will be the one: by salaamshots, Views[601]
         		 Sayyedah Rokaya's ornate shrine covered in toys as offereings: by salaamshots, Views[554]
         		 A girl looks in awe at the sight of a glittery wedding dress at Souk el Hamidiyeh: by salaamshots, Views[604]
     
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