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Featuring photographs and commentary by: Tim Hetherington, Aaron Huey, Moises Saman, and Beth Wald. This selection of portfolios is pulled from Issue 8, offering a taste of what's in Daylight Magazine's most recent print edition.

TEASER: ISSUE 8, AFGHANISTAN

As early as the 13th century, Cossacks formed military communities in Ukraine and Russia. Having fought many wars over hundreds of years, these populations had a large degree of autonomy and a reputation for being fierce warriors and skilled with horses. The Soviet regime suppressed Cossack activities, but after the fall of the Iron Curtain there has been a cultural revival. In Crimea, a number of active communities have sprung up in the last ten years; some are tied to pro-Russian movements as ethnic Russians still dominate the demography in Crimea. These groups have been restoring their practices, taking on...

Ikuru Kuwajima: Cossacks

The Cold War is over, yet signs of it still exist. Martin Roemers spent ten years in search of traces from the period, traveling throughthe countries of former enemies- photographing from both sides of the line.

Martin Roemers: Relics

In collaboration with Obit Magazine, Daylight presents this remembrance and celebration of photographer Larry Sultan. Original text and narration by Jeff Weinstein.

Larry Sultan: 1946 - 2009

The January 2010 Daylight podcast features Jake Simkin's portfolio of the Afghan non-profit Skateistan. As a result of his close ties to the organization, Simkin showcases the success of this unique method of youth outreach.

Jake Simkin: Skateistan

Accompanying his current showing at Fovea Exhibitions, the December 2009 Daylight Podcast features Christopher Churchill's portfolio Faith. Made throughout the United States, the photographs exhibit the diversity of a nation and the ways in which individuals strive to understand their place in the world.

Christopher Churchill: Faith

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