How We See Syria
The evolving conflict has forced news agencies and their photographers to adapt

Syria is home to the world’s most dangerous jobs. Among them are the first-responders who reach apocalyptic scenes after airstrikes and barrel bombs, pulling out shocked and maimed survivors coated with dust and blood. They are the heroes. There are also the doctors and nurses in underground hospitals who perform incredible feats of humanity on the tiniest of victims, treating their wounds or caring for them until death arrives. They are the saviors. And there are the photographers who are right behind the heroes, right next to the saviors, bearing witness to atrocities. They are the eyes.
To read the rest of Andrew Katz story, follow this link. http://time.com/4513081/syria-war-wire-photo-agencies/?xid=newsletter-photos-weekly
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