Giles Duley | Marilyn Manson, Kholoud’s story and standing on a landmine in Afghanistan

Giles Duley is an English portrait and documentary photographer and writer. He is best known for his work documenting the long term impact of war.

Show Notes

Award-winning photographer Giles Duley started off in music and fashion, photographing the likes of Oasis, Marilyn Manson and Pulp. Becoming disillusioned with the commercial world, he went on to document the aftermath of conflict in countries like Iraq, Lebanon, Angola and Rwanda. In 2011 while on foot patrol with the US army in Afghanistan, he stood on a landmine and lost three limbs. Giles is the founder and CEO of the Legacy of War Foundation.

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