''It Looked Like Hell'' | Developing News

Photojournalist Alessio Romenzi has covered conflicts all over the world for the past few decades, including ISIS in Libya, Iraq and Syrian wars, winning a World Press Photo award for his work. His work gives people the opportunity to glimpse how abnormal war is and document it for posterity (OR the history books).
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[@fajaradi1223]

This is the Vice we are longing for. Pure raw journalism, from the frontline.

[@storm2000808]

This journalist expresses his feelings about these photographs with so much emotion that I could actually feel the pain and the fear... I think he deserves an award!

[@rossrobbins7707]

This guy is so brave. I can't imagine going through these wars 😢

[@geinikan1kan]

This is one of the best Developing News I have watched and I consider these videos to be excellent, the series examples I have seen. This series reveals how one photograph can ripple out in meaning. In our Instagram world, meaningful photography still has a place. Each photo has a narrative of life and death behind it.

[@nicolelewonkenobi]

I love hearing from the photographers about the context of their photos.

[@thomasdoubting]

Not a sheep in the middle of wolves...

[@Sjalabais]

Getting accustomed to someone else's pain...a process that must tear away part of your soul.

[@VictorGoldfeld]

this is the best series on vice in a while, the photograph series is excellent.

[@vengeancewillbemine3440]

I'm always grateful for the brave photographers whom risk their lives to bring the world news from the frontline.

[@theweedusama]

This is the content we wanted. Thanks Vice

[@markplain2555]

My father was a photo journalist. Worked in South Africa during their revolution. I don't think my father went there intending to be in the "thick of it" he mostly took photos of leaders (I got some great photos of Mandela and De Klerk).

[@Tango_Mike]

I really can't express just how admired I am about these guys. War time photographers are a different breed. 👏👏👏😢

[@Sobabe-el5ke]

The fact that we get free videos on RUclips by VICE News is truly a gift. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@NewGenerationalNews]

He is such an amazing photojournalist/man because you can tell he’s very passionate about his work and doesn’t just do it for the money…

[@curtisdaniel9294]

This Photojournalist really brings the old adage "a picture is worth a thousand words. " Many Thanks to him and all the People who spend time in a war zone to be able to tell and/or show us what is going on. And Thanks to VICE news for their help, too.

[@pannicola]

Another great reportage, learning from the best💪

[@refigee8752]

It really is insane how much pain and suffering we continue to inflict on each other through senseless wars. Self destruction seems to come as second nature to us

[@rossrobbins7707]

Love this series!

[@Rainberna]

This is a video to remember. All of us, no matter where you live, could end cought up in the middle of a war.

[@nuxwors]

as the saying goes "CAMERAMAN ALWAYS SURVIVES"