In his own words:

> What we do know is that we live in a world where a camera, far from being the shield for the press that it once was, is now often seen as a target in conflict situations. Rather than be safeguarded, we become the target. That creates a new world of unease and mystery for those working in places where just being a photographer puts you at risk. It requires an extra sense of self, and smarts, to be able to not only make the pictures, but safely get them, and oneself, out.

I have linked to David’s work a number of times here, but I rarely read his words. This one, a 2-part score by [John Camp](http://www.bookreporter.com/authors/au-sandford-john.asp) is not to be missed.