When the siege of Kobani started, I was there right at the border working for the (U.N. refugee agency), it was overwhelming ... boiling-hot, and thousands and thousands of people were clogged up on side of the border fence with Turkey. ... Ivor Prickett More Quotes by Ivor Prickett More Quotes From Ivor Prickett Understanding what they've been through will help me make the right kind of picture, and also the more time you spend with someone, the more you can kind of relate to them and allow them to relate to you ... the more access they are going to give to you. Ivor Prickett top-news They are very open, friendly people. Ivor Prickett top-news It is mind-boggling in terms of its scale and magnitude, seeking Shelter. Ivor Prickett top-news I am not a front-line photographer at all, i am much more interested in slow-paced reporting and photography and spending time with people as much as possible. Ivor Prickett top-news Their sense of uncertainty was really palpable, (They) were lucky in the sense that they managed to reach that side of country and were allowed to enter northern Iraq, which the Kurds regard as their closest thing to a homeland. That said, they were incredibly tense and uncertain, having never been to Iraq before. Ivor Prickett top-news
