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I'm Dan Saladino. Welcome to our world. From cooking to culture,

politics to pleasure. We hope you enjoy this edition.

In my work as a photographer. enjoy this is Giles Dooley who's photography documenting wars and conflicts around the world I see in some ways the worst in humanity This is Giles Dooley whose photography and

writing from conflict zones is unique. My work focuses on families and focuses on

individuals. I'm not really a war photographer in the traditional sense. There's not

pictures of tanks and

planes and explosions, you know, see a picture of a man with a gun. You'll see families. You'll see a mother

brushing a daughter's hair, a mother feeding a baby, a father on the floor doing lessons

with his kids.

And in the last decade also, more of what Giles has captured of the people and places around

the world impacted by conflict has featured another important character.

I realized that food was so important for these communities.

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