Helmand Return. Bringing the front line to UK streets

[MV72]

Here's the link to the article on the BBC website:
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-29473419

And another link to the billboard project:
http://www.helmandreturn.com/

 

[Out to Lunch]

It's a good initiative even if it's scope is limited... for those 'at home' having a chance to, at least view the surroundings of modern conflict management. I've spent a number of years in these type of environments and found it almost impossible to share day-to-day experiences with friends and relatives. These photos may help in making that a bit more possible.

 

[lxmike]

stunning images

 

[calebarchie]

Docu stuff aside, does anyone else find the pictures hard to look at due to the processing?

 

[zauhar]

Docu stuff aside, does anyone else find the pictures hard to look at due to the processing?

You mean the 'HD look'?

I also dislike it, but the photos are excellent nonetheless.

 

[ZuikoAndHisM3]

Docu stuff aside, does anyone else find the pictures hard to look at due to the processing?

I was my self too wondering about the post-processing. I'm not sure how I feel about it. It looks unreal, but gives a phenomenal amount of detail.

I wonder, is it HDR or a single frame?