Cigarettes are a pervasive part of the culture, he noted, showing a photo of a former teacher who had lost her job and was selling cigarettes along the road near the Arizona Market. If you re a non-smoker like me, you really have to adjust, Martin said. His photos of human remains near Srebenica showed bodies of those who had tried to escape the massacre and were caught. It s not real pleasant, but I think it s something that needs to be shown, Martin explained. A lot of what happened there wasn t pleasant.
People don t just live here to live.
People don t just live here to die. People here even die just to live. Ladies in front of their homes in Travnik, Bosnia and Hercegovina. Martin said it provides a source of income for them but also a form of therapy to help them try to come to terms with what happened. While Martin noted there is still a lot of tension with returning refugees, he has hope for progress in the Balkans.