It has been a while since I last reviewed a photographer on this site, so let's take this opportunity to introduce my latest photographic crush, which comes in the form of the very talented Moises Saman. I touched on this in my previous post, but I have spent a lot of time on the island of Malta over the last 8 months as the Arab spring turned first into summer and then eventually into autumn. This small over populated little rock stands as a gateway between North Africa and Southern Europe, and last week as I stood high on its southern cliffs and stared out across the Mediterranean Sea, I couldn't help but imagine the horror that was being unfolded just beyond the horizon.

South American born Moises Saman has captured some of this horror and the associated emotion in his excellent monochrome photo essay entitled 'Theater Of War'.  This is a fantastic piece of work that combines the use of sound and still imagery to provide an on the ground insight into the reality of Libya's last days under Gaddafi.

If you would like to see this photo essay: Click Here

If you would like to see more of Moises Saman's work: Click Here