Living in Lebanon Archives - Page 2 of 3

Produced images for Anna Lekas Miller’s story ‘Life Preservers’ in the April issue of Sojo Magazine Lebanon has taken in more … Read more…

Posted: April 8, 2016 | By James | View Post

SIDON, Lebanon — “There was a hill near our house, totally covered in flowers, flowers like I’ve never seen before. … Read more…

Posted: March 17, 2016 | By James | View Post

[Read full article on Mashable] BEIRUT, Lebanon — In the gathering dusk of the autumnal evening, the first blast tore … Read more…

Posted: November 18, 2015 | By James | View Post

Read full story at Al Arabiya The busy hum of Parisian nightlife was tragically shattered on Friday evening as gunshots and … Read more…

Posted: November 16, 2015 | By James | View Post

Lebanon’s Water Festival has brought competitors from across the region to practice their sport in the crystal waters near Palm … Read more…

Posted: September 18, 2015 | By James | View Post

Lebanon’s rubbish crisis is worse now than during height of civil war, say some residents After weeks of scrambling, Lebanon’s … Read more…

Posted: August 12, 2015 | By James | View Post

Lebanon’s laws still leaving women vulnerable As the sun rose on May 18, Sara al-Amin was shot 17 times with … Read more…

Posted: July 6, 2015 | By James | View Post

Provided images for a story on The Middle East Eye by Anna Lekas Miller – read below: With the uprising in … Read more…

Posted: July 6, 2015 | By James | View Post

The 48 deaths from electrocution in Palestinian camp cuts to the heart of the problems faced by many Palestinians in Lebanon … Read more…

Posted: June 1, 2015 | By James | View Post

Tripoli, the second-largest city in Lebanon, is better known for its widespread unemployment, poverty, and violent clashes than for its … Read more…

Posted: May 29, 2015 | By James | View Post

James Haines-Young