案例简介：照片 @ erintrieb/我拍摄的第一个故事是关于乌干达古卢的Acholi儿童，也被称为 “夜间通勤者”。2006年，在此期间，上帝抵抗军 (上帝抵抗军) 夜间从他们的村庄贩运儿童，迫使他们作为士兵进入武装冲突。为了防止绑架，成千上万的乌干达儿童每天晚上从他们的村庄走到城镇几公里，在城市的保护下睡觉，无论是在营地还是像这样的庇护所中。我23岁，刚从大学毕业。我在朋友的沙发上睡了六个月，以节省去乌干达首都坎帕拉的机票的钱。这个故事标志着我第一次与那些欢迎我加入他们的圈子并允许我记录他们的日常生活的人亲密接触。15年后，看着这些图像，我想起了我仍然非常喜欢讲述他人故事的过程和特权。通过Facebook，我可以跟踪我拍摄的孩子-大多数孩子现在都在20多岁，并且有自己的孩子。

案例简介：Photos by @erintrieb / One of the first stories I ever photographed was about the Acholi children of Gulu, Uganda, also known as the "night commuters." During that time, in 2006, the LRA (Lord’s Resistance Army) trafficked children at night from their villages, forcing them into armed conflict as soldiers. To prevent kidnapping, thousands of Ugandan children walked several kilometers from their villages to town every night, to sleep in the protection of the city, either in encampments or shelters like this one.I was 23 and just out of college. I slept on a friend’s couch for six months to save money for a plane ticket to Kampala, Uganda's capital. This story marked my first experience of intimately connecting with people who welcomed me into their circle and allowed me to document their daily lives. Looking at these images 15 years later, I’m reminded of how much I still love the process and privilege of telling the stories of others. Through Facebook I can keep track of the kids I photographed—most of whom are now in their late 20s and have children of their own.

国家地理 - Photos by @erintrieb / One of the first stories I ever photographed was about the Acholi children of Gulu, Uganda, also k

案例简介：照片 @ erintrieb/我拍摄的第一个故事是关于乌干达古卢的Acholi儿童，也被称为 “夜间通勤者”。2006年，在此期间，上帝抵抗军 (上帝抵抗军) 夜间从他们的村庄贩运儿童，迫使他们作为士兵进入武装冲突。为了防止绑架，成千上万的乌干达儿童每天晚上从他们的村庄走到城镇几公里，在城市的保护下睡觉，无论是在营地还是像这样的庇护所中。我23岁，刚从大学毕业。我在朋友的沙发上睡了六个月，以节省去乌干达首都坎帕拉的机票的钱。这个故事标志着我第一次与那些欢迎我加入他们的圈子并允许我记录他们的日常生活的人亲密接触。15年后，看着这些图像，我想起了我仍然非常喜欢讲述他人故事的过程和特权。通过Facebook，我可以跟踪我拍摄的孩子-大多数孩子现在都在20多岁，并且有自己的孩子。

国家地理 - Photos by @erintrieb / One of the first stories I ever photographed was about the Acholi children of Gulu, Uganda, also k

案例简介：Photos by @erintrieb / One of the first stories I ever photographed was about the Acholi children of Gulu, Uganda, also known as the "night commuters." During that time, in 2006, the LRA (Lord’s Resistance Army) trafficked children at night from their villages, forcing them into armed conflict as soldiers. To prevent kidnapping, thousands of Ugandan children walked several kilometers from their villages to town every night, to sleep in the protection of the city, either in encampments or shelters like this one.I was 23 and just out of college. I slept on a friend’s couch for six months to save money for a plane ticket to Kampala, Uganda's capital. This story marked my first experience of intimately connecting with people who welcomed me into their circle and allowed me to document their daily lives. Looking at these images 15 years later, I’m reminded of how much I still love the process and privilege of telling the stories of others. Through Facebook I can keep track of the kids I photographed—most of whom are now in their late 20s and have children of their own.

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国家地理 - Photos by @erintrieb / One of the first stories I ever photographed was about the Acholi children of Gulu, Uganda, also k

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