Open Weekend: war photographer Sean Smith - in pictures
Boy scavenging from rubbish tip near the Green Line, Beirut, Lebanon, 1997Photograph: Sean Smith for the GuardianA patient at the Mental Health hospital is cared for by her aunt, Kabul 2002Photograph: Sean Smith for the GuardianUnder the Taliban, exercise was allowed but displays of the body were forbidden, Majar-e-sharif, 2002Photograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian
Young Afghan police recruit, Gereshk, Helmand 2006Photograph: Sean Smith for the GuardianWoman caught in the fighting, Ubaydi, 2005Photograph: Sean Smith for the GuardianSuspected insurgents captured by US marines at the end of Operation Steel Curtain, Euphrates river, close to Syrian border, 2005Photograph: Sean Smith for the GuardianAli Sha'ita, 12, comforts his mother in the wake of an Israeli air attack on the vehicle in which he and his family were fleeing the village of Et Tiri, Tyre, 2006Photograph: Sean Smith for the GuardianUS and Iraqi army personnel carry out an early morning raid on farmhouses to arrest four wanted men, west of Tikrit, 2006Photograph: Sean Smith for the GuardianTwo boys injured by an IED whose target was a US vehicle control, Hayija, 2006Photograph: Sean Smith for the GuardianUS marine Al Hywatt, combat outpost, Al Anbar province, 2007Photograph: Sean Smith for the GuardianUS soldiers tend to Iraqi civilians injured by an explosion at a bomb factory, west Baghdad, 2007Photograph: Sean Smith for the GuardianSoldiers from 501st Infantry (Airborne) inspect the damage to their mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicle, on patrol from FOB Kushamond, 2009Photograph: Sean Smith for the GuardianAfghan police questioning a teenager in connection with the IED attack on the MRAP, on patrol from FOB Kushamond, 2009Photograph: Sean Smith for the GuardianA British soldier from the the Mercian Regiment mentoring an Afghan soldier, Nawa, Helmand province, 2009Photograph: Sean Smith for the GuardianIn the wake of an IED attack on one of their vehicles, soldiers from the 501st Infantry (Airborne) take a break from talks with the village elders to allow them to pray, West Paktika, 2009Photograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian
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