Looking at the video, gallery and article I believe Hetherington tried to get images to show the true side of being a soliders. In the trailer documentary the responses from the soliders was all about being a unity and to not letting your composer get into the way of things. Everybody know soliders are heros and Hetherington in the documentry probably tried to get the different thoughts that probably go through these soliders minds and how it can play a major role to be expressed in his photos. In the Yossi Milo Gallery, you can see that some of the photos were based on there sleeping postions and what they did when they weren’t out in war. He showed no fear in getting the photos he needed to portray the Modern day War.
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