Sunday, August 8, 2010

armenia begins outside of yerevan | part 2 | padani

Looking back at all of these photographs makes me realize that the word home has a different meaning.


taxi cab driver on the way to karabakh //

the only entrance into karabakh - the lachin corridor //

a farmer peeking out of his tractor near ahmbert //

cross engraved stone ruins //

an apartment complex in shushi //

an old man in datev village //

an old woman in datev village //

sunset in gyumri //

we are our mountains - monument in stephenakert karabakh //

war-torn houses in shushi karabakh //

on the road to datev //

the butcher marinates freshly cut pork shops near datev //

an old man in shushi //

armenian church //

village near gyumri //

a child after lighting candles in datev church //

a tractor near ahmbert //
a building with arches on the road to karabakh //

an old bus on the road to ahmbert //

a view of one of the towers of the st. ghazanchetsots church of shushi in karabakh //

a villager near gyumri //

the mountainous road to gehart //

st. ghazanchetsots church of shushi, karabakh //

kids playing near gehart //

jesus graffiti-ed on the wall in shushi, karabakh //

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