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Alex Webb - SOUTH CAUCASUS.
TURKEY. Kars. Hand intended for a large statue symbolizing peace between Armenia and Turkey. Due to ongoing (and historical) political tensions between the countries, the hand remains unattached.
TURKEY. Kars. Looking out from a showroom. Turkish flag
TURKEY. Kars.
TURKEY. Kars.
TURKEY. Kars.
TURKEY. Kars.
TURKEY. Kars. Statue of Attaturk and mosque behind.
TURKEY. Kars. Approaching storm.
TURKEY. Kars. Kars is the last stop on the Turkish railroad going towards Georgia.
TURKEY. Kars. Kars is the last stop on the Turkish railroad going towards Georgia.
TURKEY. Gonulalan. Kurdish nomadic farmers. They come to this area when the weather gets hot at lower elevations to the south.
TURKEY. Gonulalan. Kurdish nomadic farmers. They come to this area when the weather gets hot at lower elevations to the south.
TURKEY. Canaksu. On the shores of Lake Cildir not far from the Georgian border.
TURKEY. Canaksu. On the shores of Lake Cildir not far from the Georgian border.
TURKEY. Kars. Hotel lobby.
TURKEY. Outside Kars. Livestock market.
TURKEY. Kars.
TURKEY. Karakale. Village on the border with Georgia where the new train line is supposed to pass.
TURKEY. Karakale. Village on the border with Georgia where the new train line is supposed to pass.
TURKEY. Karakale. Village on the border with Georgia where the new train line is supposed to pass.
TURKEY. Outside Kars.
TURKEY. Near Basgedikler. Turkey (Between Kars and the Armenian border.) Picnickers.
TURKEY. Near Basgedikler. Turkey (Between Kars and the Armenian border.) Picnickers.
TURKEY. Kayakopu. Very near the Armenian border.
TURKEY. Kars. Shows old Russian buildings behind.
TURKEY. Kars. Shows old Russian buildings behind.
TURKEY. Kars.
TURKEY. Kars.
TURKEY. Kars. Prayers outside mosque.
TURKEY. Kars. Prayers outside mosque.
TURKEY. Kars. Prayers outside mosque.
TURKEY. Kars.
TURKEY. Kars.
TURKEY. Kars.
TURKEY. Kars. Amusement park.
TURKEY. Kars. Moving.
TURKEY. Above Kars.
TURKEY. Kars. Kurdish wedding.
TURKEY. Kars. Kurdish wedding.
TURKEY. Kars. Kurdish wedding.
Turkey. Kenarbel. Very near the border with Georgia. Teahouse.
Turkey. Kenarbel. Very near the border with Georgia. Teahouse.
TURKEY. Eminbey. Close to the border with Georgia.
TURKEY. Eminbey. Close to the border with Georgia.
TURKEY. Between Kars and Armenian border. This train ends at the Armenian border. The border has been closed since the Nagorno-Karabakh war.
TURKEY. Between Kars and Armenian border. This train ends at the Armenian border. The border has been closed since the Nagorno-Karabakh war.
TURKEY. Between Kars and Armenian border. This train ends at the Armenian border. The border has been closed since the Nagorno-Karabakh war.
TURKEY. Igdir. Mt Ararat behind. Ararat is in Turkey but is held sacred by the Armenians.
GEORGIA. Akhalkalaki.
GEORGIA. Akhalkalaki.
GEORGIA. Akhalkalaki.
GEORGIA. Akhalkalaki.
GEORGIA. Akhalkalaki.
GEORGIA. Akhalkalaki.
GEORGIA. Kartsakli. Near the Turkish border (and the proposed train route).
Georgia. Sulda(not far from train tracks).
Georgia. Sulda(not far from train tracks).
Georgia. Sulda(not far from train tracks).
GEORGIA. Akhalkalaki. Former Soviet Army base where people now live.
GEORGIA. Akhalkalaki. Former Soviet Army base where people now live.
GEORGIA. Akhalkalaki. Former Soviet Army base where people now live.
GEORGIA. Kartsakli. Lenin statue.
GEORGIA. Southern Georgia. Working on the railroad like that will run from Tbilisi to the Turkish border.
GEORGIA. Near Tzalka.
GEROGIA. Guniakala
GEORGIA. Tsalka.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi. Tramway operator.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi.
GEORGIA. Tetriskaro. Bar.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi. Train station.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi. Train station.
GEORGIA. Rustavi. Former industrial city under Soviets.
GEORGIA. Rustavi. Former industrial city under Soviets.
GEORGIA. Near Ergeniti. Georgian soldiers at the border with South Ossetia. Russian soldiers are on the other side of the sandbags. Just beyond that lies Zkhinvali, capital of South Ossetia.
GEORGIA. Tkviavi. A village that was invaded by the Russians and Ossetians.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi. Mock cells erected in protest against President Sakashvili's.
GEORGIA. Near Ergeniti. Georgian soldiers at the border with South Ossetia. Russian soldiers are on the other side of the sandbags. Just beyond that lies Zkhinvali, capital of South Ossetia.
GEORGIA. Near Ergeniti. Georgian soldiers at the border with South Ossetia. Russian soldiers are on the other side of the sandbags. Just beyond that lies Zkhinvali, capital of South Ossetia.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
GEORGIA. Ergneti. This village was invaded by Ossetians backed by Russians during the war with Russia. These people have only recently returned to their looted homes.
GEORGIA. Ergneti. This village was invaded by Ossetians backed by Russians during the war with Russia. These people have only recently returned to their looted homes.
GEORGIA. Ergneti. This village was invaded by Ossetians backed by Russians during the war with Russia. These people have only recently returned to their looted homes.
GEORGIA. Rustavi. Former industrial city under Soviets.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi. Market.
GEORGIA. Mtsketa. Georgian Christian Church. Mass.
GEORGIA. Rustavi. Former industrial city under Soviets.
GEORGIA. Rustavi. Former industrial city under Soviets.
GEORGIA. Rustavi. Abkhazian refugees.
GEORGIA. Tkviavi. A village that was invaded by the Russians and Ossetians.
GEORGIA. Near Tkviavi.
AZERBAIJAN. Outskirts of Baku. Old oil fields on the edge of the city. The majority of oil from the region is now taken from offshore oil platforms.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Lisagor. Village damaged in war.
AZERBAIJAN. Hajigabal. Train station.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
AZERBAIJAN. Shuvelan. Festival of Gurban Bayrami, Moslem festival commemorating Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son to God (he was allowed to sacrifice a ram instead.) (In Arabic the festival is Idu I-Adha).
GEORGIA. Tserovani. New village built by the Georgian government to house Georgians who were forced to flee South Ossetia when the Russians invaded.
AZERBAIJAN. Hajigabal. Train station.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku. Wedding.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku. Along the Caspian Sea promenade.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku. Hotel bar overlooking the city.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku. Wedding.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku. Wedding.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku. Azeri refugees from the Nagorno-Karabakh war.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku. Azeri refugees from the Nagorno-Karabakh war.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku. Azeri refugees from the Nagorno-Karabakh war.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku. Azeri refugees from the Nagorno-Karabakh war.
AZERBAIJAN. Pirshaga. Azeri refugees from the Nagorno-Karabakh war. 155 shows traders.
AZERBAIJAN. Kochvali. Village near the Georgian border.
AZERBAIJAN. Kochvali. Village near the Georgian border.
AZERBAIJAN. Kochvali. Village near the Georgian border.
ARMENIA. Yerevan. Train station.
ARMENIA. Yerevan. Train station.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi. Market.
Tbilisi -- street scenes along Rustaveli (main street). The woman selling balloons claimed she was from s
GEORGIA. Tbilisi. Inside a home.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi.
AZERBAINJAN. Outskirts of Baku. View from train.
ARMENIA. Yerevan. Military Monument to Mother Armenia.
ARMENIA. Yerevan. Market.
ARMENIA. Tzakadzdor. Trndez Festival. A pagan (originally Zoroastrian) rite of fertility.
ARMENIA. Yerevan. Wedding. Releasing of doves.
ARMENIA. North from Yerevan. Blizzard.
ARMENIA. Ryataza. Yezidi village (Zoroastrians who fled Eastern Turkey at the time of the Genocide.)
ARMENIA. Near Mt Aragats. Monument to Armenian alphabet.
ARMENIA. Yerevan.
ARMENIA. Yerevan.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Shushi.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku. Along the Caspian Sea promenade.
ARMENIA. Yerevan. Gerald L Cafesjian Museum of Art. Cafesjina is an Los Angeles-based lawyer who has financed this art museum in his homeland of Armenia that houses his art collection.
ARMENIA. Etchmiadzin. (means "Mother Cathedral" in Armenian). Most significant cathedral in Armenia. Mass.
AZERBAIJAN. Hajigabal. Train station.
ARMENIA. Yerevan. Gerald L Cafesjian Museum of Art. Cafesjina is an Los Angeles-based lawyer who has financed this art museum in his homeland of Armenia that houses his art collection.
ARMENIA. Yerevan. Train station.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Lisagor.
ARMENIA. Yerevan. Memorial to Turkish genocide.
AZERBAIJAN. Ayvazlilar.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
ARMENIA. Yerevan. Nightclub. Internet party.
GEORGIA. Between Tbilisi and Rustavi. Onboard train.
Azerbaijan. Central Azeri oil platform. This platform is a BP platform.
ARMENIA. Etchmiadzin. (means "Mother Cathedral" in Armenian). Most significant cathedral in Armenia. Mass.
Azerbaijan. Central Azeri oil platform. This platform is a BP platform.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Shushi. Town heavily damaged in war. Once an important town in Karabahk. Many of the residents are Armenians from Baku.
GEORGIA. Ergneti. This village was invaded by Ossetians backed by Russians during the war with Russia. These people have only recently returned to their looted homes.
GEORGIA. Mtsketa. Georgian Christian Church. Mass.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku. Statue of Neriman Nerimanov, founder of the Azeri Communist Party (he was referred to once as tyhe "Lenin of the East").
ARMENIA. Yerevan. Painting sale. Views of Mt Ararat, held sacred in Armenia.
ARMENIA. Etchmiadzin. (means "Mother Cathedral" in Armenian). After mass.
ARMENIA. Lake Sevan. Wedding party.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
AZERBAIJAN. Garanboy District. Azeri refugees from the Nagorno-Karabakh war. BP helped finance this refugee village.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
AZERBAIJAN. Pirshaga. Azeri refugees from the Nagorno-Karabakh war. 155 shows traders.
AZERBAIJAN. Pirshaga. Azeri refugees from the Nagorno-Karabakh war. 155 shows traders.
AZERBAIJAN. Pirshaga. Azeri refugees from the Nagorno-Karabakh war. 155 shows traders.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
AZERBAIJAN. Pirshaga. Azeri refugees from the Nagorno-Karabakh war. 155 shows traders.
AZERBAIJAN. Pirshaga. Azeri refugees from the Nagorno-Karabakh war. 155 shows traders.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
AZERBAIJAN. Garanboy District. Azeri refugees from the Nagorno-Karabakh war. BP helped finance this refugee village.
AZERBAIJAN. Central Azeri oil platform. This platform is a BP platform.
ARMENIA. Yerevan. Cemetery for victims of Nagorno-Karabahk war.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Kramort. Town that was burnt by Azeris during war.
GEORGIA. Between Tbilisi and Rustavi. Onboard train.
ARMENIA. Sarnakouk.
ARMENIA. Yerevan. Baptism.
GEORGIA. Between Tbilisi and Rustavi. Onboard train.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Ivanyan.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi. Lakefront amusement park.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Karintak. School. 203 shows picture of Saint Mesrop Mashtots, inventor of the Armenian alphabet.
GEORGIA. Tbilis. Informal market at suburban train station.
GEORGIA. Georgia. Former industrial city under Soviets.
GEORGIA. Rustavi. Former industrial city under Soviets.
GEORGIA. Tkviavi. A village that was invaded by the Russians and Ossetians.
GEORGIA. Tserovani. New village built by the Georgian government to house Georgians who were forced to flee South Ossetia when the Russians invaded.
GEORGIA. Lake Tbilisi.
GEORGIA. Tetriskaro. Bar.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi. Lakefront amusement park.
GEORGIA. Lake Tbilisi.
GEORGIA. Lake Tbilisi.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Karintak. School. 203 shows picture of Saint Mesrop Mashtots, inventor of the Armenian alphabet.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Stepanakert. Inside museum commemorating Nagorno Karabahk war.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Shushi.
AZERBAIJAN. Western Azerbaijan. Portrait of Heydar Aliyev, former President of Azerbaijan (father of Ilham Aliyev, current president.)
AZERBAIJAN. Outskirts of Baku. Old oil fields on the edge of the city. The majority of oil from the region is now taken from offshore oil platforms.
AZERBAIJAN. Outskirts of Baku. Old oil fields on the edge of the city. The majority of oil from the region is now taken from offshore oil platforms.
AZERBAIJAN. Outskirts of Baku. Old oil fields on the edge of the city. The majority of oil from the region is now taken from offshore oil platforms.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi. Train station.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Shushi. Town heavily damaged in war. Once an important town in Karabahk. Many of the residents are Armenians from Baku.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi. Flea market.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Shushi. Town heavily damaged in war. Once an important town in Karabahk. Many of the residents are Armenians from Baku.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Ivanyan.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Ivanyan.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Shushi. Town heavily damaged in war. Once an important town in Karabahk. Many of the residents are Armenians from Baku.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Shushi. Town heavily damaged in war. Once an important town in Karabahk. Many of the residents are Armenians from Baku.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi. Georgian Christian Church. Mass.
GEORGIA. Tbilisi. Before mass. Georgian Christian Church.
GEORGIA. Gori. Ergeniti. Georgian check point.
TURKEY. Kars. Picnic near village of Basgedikler.
GEORGIA. Local train from Tbilisi to Gardabani.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku. Wedding celebration.
TURKEY. Kars. Sunday afternoon.
GEORGIA. Akhalkalaki.
GEORGIA. Jigresheni. Working on railroad tracks.
TURKEY. Kars. Guvercin. Excavation for railroad.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku. Jazz center.
ARMENIA. Yerevan.
ARMENIA. Etchmiadzin. Mass in the main cathedral.
GEORGIA. Akhalkalaki. Former Soviet Army base where now some local people (mostly Armenians) live.
TURKEY. Karkale.
GEORGIA. Ergneti.
ARMENIA. Sevan. Trndez festival. A bonfire that is then juped over by young married or engaged couples.
ARMENIA. Stepanakert. Museum for fallen Soldiers.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Karintak.
TURKEY. Karakale. Isolated village on Georgian border where the tunnel for train is to be built.
GEORGIA. Akhalkalaki.
AZERBAIJAN. Baku.
TURKEY. Kars. Nomadic Kurdish family living in village rent-free in return for taking care of animals.
NAGORNO KARABAKH. Aygestan.
ARMENIA. Stepanakert.
NAGORNO HARABAKH. Vank. License plates of cars abandoned by the Azeris when they fled Nagorno Karabahk line the walls of this town as a monument to the victory of the Armenians of Nagaorno Karabakh over the Azeris.
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