Photoblog from the front lines of Syria’s biggest city
Sam Tarling
Sam Tarling
Sam Tarling was Executive's photographer from 2010 until January 2014. During that period he covered conflicts across the Middle East.
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Photogblog on the process of changing a giant billboard
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In early November 2012, two Salafis were killed in clashes with Hezbollah in the city of Sidon the previous day over the removal of posters commemorating the Shia festival of…
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Protesters take to the streets of Beirut over the country’s new smoking ban.
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On Sunday, October 21, 2012, a group of demonstrators who had been attending the funeral of Wissam al-Hassan at Martyrs’ Square broke away and attempted to storm past police…
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Everywhere we go there is fighting and shelling. where can we go?… the street is not safe, the house is not safe. nowhere is safe.” a refugee from homes, now…
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There's no call to prayer in Al Qusayr these days. It is not that the townsfolk have forgotten their faith, but rather the mosques have been blown full of holes,…
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Photoblog from inside South Sudan, the world’s newest nation.
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In the days following the libyan rebels’ push into tripoli, stubborn resistance by loyalist fighters continued in various areas of the capital. With the final battles raging and the fall…
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Al-Qusayr pays a heavy toll for a taste of freedom – photos by Sam Tarling for Executive