Defensive Posture

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By: Johancharles Boers

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Photographer	Johancharles Boers {Karma:4370}
Project	#49 Dramatic Portrait	Camera Model	Nikon D1X
Categories	Journalism People At Work	Film Format
Portfolio	Operation Iraqi Freedom	Lens	Nikon 28-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED-IF AF
Uploaded	1/30/2006	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 512mb
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Views	1451	Shutter	1/30
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/16
Critiques	8	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Baghdad State - Country - Iraq
About	A Soldier from 1-9th Cavalry takes up a defensive posture after being engaged by insurgents during a large scale combat operation in Talaa Square and Hiafa Street on the 22nd of July 2004. Approximately 1200 Iraqi Security Force and 150 Iraqi National Guard in conjunction with elements from 1-9 Cavalry, 3rd BCT, 1st Cavalry Division conducted a large scale operation aimed at the criminal and terrorist strongholds in and around Talaa Square and Hiafa Street in the Sadamia area of Baghdad, Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom.

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Johancharles Boers

{K:4370} 1/30/2006

Ray,

Thanks for your kind words. I will pass onto my fellow ComCam Soldiers your words. Also I hope that one day that all of the world will know peace and images like this will be something of the past.

Chuck

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Ray Vann {K:3093} 1/30/2006

Thank you very much fot posting these images. They are wonderful photography, but also very important that people know that we are at war. Thank you for what you do and please offer thanks to them for everything they are doing for us.

God bless,
Ray

Johancharles Boers

{K:4370} 1/30/2006

Saeed,

Thanks for the comments and I'm glad that I gave you a luagh, as with any good photo it should envoke some type of reaction or emotion.

Chuck

AKA - Johancharles

Johancharles Boers

{K:4370} 1/30/2006

Dave,

Thanks for the comment. That day was intense for me as well.

Chuck

AKA - Johancharles

Saeed Al Shamsi

{K:47735} 1/30/2006

Interesting JOURNALISM photo only and the about is far away in being real and honest journalism info ..”aimed at criminal and terrorist strongholds”…. this is really made me laugh.
Saeed

Dave Stacey

{K:150877} 1/30/2006

Very intense shot, Chuck! You can see it written all over his face!
Dave.

Fadel J {K:13974} 1/30/2006

Defensive ha!

Kambiz K

{K:37420} 1/30/2006

Very informative image.
I think he is in a hotel because of room number written in 2 languages.
I can feel ultimate fear in his face. Perhaps the poor man did NOT want to be in that situation. Perhaps he wanted to be with his wife and children. I guess he is between rock and stone. If he protested about that unjust war, he would go under court marshall and he couldn't live peacefully the rest of his life in peace in his homeland because the society name him a coward, (USA). If he stay there he has to protect his dearest life more than 300 per cent!
It is a very bad position.
If he didn't have that ultimate fear in his face, I could say he loved to be there to shoot at people!

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