http://www.webistan.com en-us © 2007 Webistan Photo Agency Photographic storytelling produced by Webistan Photo Agency Webistan Photo Agency Besides distributing powerful and captivating photographs of the world's hotspots, Webistan Photo Agency produces creative short documentaries combining moving photography, narration and audio. In short, a new way of storytelling. Webistan info@webistan.com Reza Travelling by train has not the same value depending where you are in the World. Sometimes, like in Cambodia, the journey could be a one way trip. Photographer Reza covered Cambodia several times during the nineties. Clean Sat, 30 jun 2007 12:00:00 GMT 2:14 Reza Deghati, Cambodia, poverty, poor, farmers, pol pot, red khmers, Khmers rouges, Thailand, photography, photojournalism, landmine, war, wagon, documentary, aydin Bahramlou Reza The fate of Afghan refugees during the Taliban-dominated era of Afghanistan told by Photographer Reza Photographer Reza has covered Afghanistan several times since 1983. Clean Fri, 27 apr 2007 12:00:00 GMT 3:09 Reza Deghati, Afghanistan, refugee camp, orphans, baby, taliban, Masood, ahmad shah, northern alliance, photography, photojournalism, civil war, Unicef, documentary, aydin Bahramlou Reza The fate of Rwandan children after the end of the genocide told by Photographer Reza During the fights between Tutsis and Hutus, the genocide have decimated entire families but also separated families. Those children called "Unaccompanied Children" by the Unicef, were looking desperately for their relatives. Photographer Reza was among the first photojournalists and cameramen who covered and tried to alert world opinion about the beginnings of what was going to be the most terrible human slaughter at the end of the Twentieth Century. Clean Tue, 20 mar 2007 12:00:00 GMT 3:27 Reza Deghati, Rwanda, genocide, orphans, tutsi, hutu, photography, photojournalism, Burundi, civil war, Unicef, documentary, aydin Bahramlou Reza The fate of Rwandan children during the massacres told by Photographer Reza During the fights between Tutsis and Hutus, the genocides have decimated entire families but also separate families. Those children called "Not Accompanied Children" were looking desperately for their relatives. Photographer Reza was among the first photojournalists and cameramen who covered and tried to alert world opinion about the beginnings of what was going to be the most terrible human slaughter at the end of the Twentieth Century. Clean Wed, 6 feb 2007 12:00:00 GMT 3:04 Reza Deghati, Rwanda, genocide, orphans, tutsi, hutu, photography, photojournalism, Burundi, civil war, Unicef, documentary, aydin Bahramlou Reza The story and portrait of Genadi, an ex-Gulag prisoner, told by Photographer Reza During his assignment for Natinal Geographic Magazine on the banks of the Amur River in Siberia , Reza met a man with a surprising story from an almost forgotten world ... Clean Wed, 17 Jan 2007 19:00:00 GMT 4:20 Reza Deghati, Siberia, Stalin, prisoner, tatoo, national geographic, photography, photojournalism, Gulag, Soviet, Russia, documentary, aydin Bahramlou Reza Photographer Reza tells the story of Central Asian oil-rich coutnries and their fate through one of his most compelling pictures. Wed, 17 Jan 2005 19:00:00 GMT 2:58 Reza Deghati, oil companies, taliban, Kazakhstan, kazakstan, war, documentary, photography, photojournalism, aydin Bahramlou Clean Reza Photographer Reza tells the story of a sad fate, that of one of the historically and geographically important rivers on earth, the Nile. Wed, 17 Jan 2005 19:00:00 GMT 3:00 Reza Deghati, nile, egypt, pollution, health problem, ecology, pharao, documentary, photography, photojournalism, aydin Bahramlou Clean