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Photographer Johancharles Boers  Johancharles Boers {Karma:4370}
Project #24 The Decisive Moment Camera Model Nikon D1X
Categories Journalism
People
At Work
Film Format Digital JPEG High
Portfolio Operation Iraqi Freedom
Lens Nikon  28-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED-IF AF
Uploaded 1/22/2006 Film / Memory Type ScanDisk 512MB
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Location City -  Fallujah
State - 
Country - Iraq   Iraq
About Soldiers from Apache Troop (Company), 2-7 Cavalry prepare to enter a room during combat operation in Fallujah on the 9th of Nov 2004.
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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 5/12/2006
Juan,

Thank-you.

Chuck

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Juan Gonzalo Marcano Prieto Juan Gonzalo Marcano Prieto   {K:14254} 5/11/2006
buena toma, exelente

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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 2/24/2006
Joćo,

Thank-you for the kind words.

Best Wishes,
Chuck

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Joćo F * Photography Joćo F * Photography   {K:41945} 2/19/2006
Dear Chuck another great action reportage...Great compo.good job here.
congratulations
joćo
PS: you have here a great portofolio.

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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 2/17/2006
Jim,

Okay here is the third one...

Chuck

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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 2/17/2006
Jim,

Here is the first photo from the three that I shot of this...the one that is posted is #2

Chuck

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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 2/6/2006
Rex,

Thank-you for your kind words. FYI I made it back home 1 April 2005 - I was only there for 15 months. This was my fourth tour over to the Middle-East. The first - being Desert Shield/Storm. On a different note "Welcome Home" and "Thank-you" for your service. I know it was a tougher time to serve during the Vietnam. I come from a military family - so I remember those day very well. Again Thank-you for your kind words.

Chuck

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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 2/6/2006
Brian,

Thanks for your comments. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work as well....

Chuck

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Rex Reynolds Rex Reynolds   {K:358} 2/5/2006
Great stuff there dude.how well i remember my days in Nam..there were guys like you around all the time..i could never understand how they could grab a camera instead of a rifle..but they were always right in the thick of it with us...and more than a few didnt make it home..Watch yer ass son..and keep the wind at your back
A Friend

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Brian Fillmore Brian Fillmore   {K:4016} 2/5/2006
First time I have seen your photographs won't the last time either. You have a great way of conveying what these people (Heros) have to endure.
Take care..Brian

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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 1/26/2006
Laura,

Thanks for the feed back.

Chuck

AKA - Johancharles

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Jim Goldstein   {K:21230} 1/25/2006
Intense scene. Its a shame that the focus isn't sharper. The expressions you've captured are very telling of the scene.

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Laura Spell Laura Spell   {K:24080} 1/24/2006
Good documentary shot. The composition is good, the mood is one of anticipation.

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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 1/23/2006
Kambiz,

Thanks for your comments. Also there was no one in the room waiting for us. However their where a few snipers on the roof tops firing at us at the time.
FYI, almost all the good people had left Fallujah before the fighting had began. The only ones that had remain where mainly insurgeants, not Iraqis; and yes, you are right, war is a very ugly thing.
On a different note I took the time to look at your photos, you have a really good eye. I like a lot of your shots.

Chuck

AKA - Johancharles

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Kambiz K Kambiz K   {K:37420} 1/23/2006
I like your image which is very informative for me.
It seems to the first person near to the door is a woman with a cute nose. I hope the 3rd soldier didn't kill anybody because if he went from light and clear day to indoor with that big sun glasses could see nothing except movements. And God know what would be thecause of those small movements. It might done with a little frightened child, a cute frightened cat, or an old frightened lady or young frightened boy!
I suggest to tell to your fellow colleagues stop killing and start packing and go home when their beloved wife and children were waiting for them for few years B4 you face with another Vietnam war! in the region.

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Nicolas Iordănescu Nicolas Iordănescu   {K:3193} 1/23/2006
Dear Chuck I really love photojournalism and combat photography. You are located in a very dangerous place and I am really amazed that you are using your time in a very creative way. Keep Shooting (photos) my friend!
Nikko
P.S. (Be Safe)

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m , m ,   {K:15872} 1/22/2006
What shall I say! Thanks for sharing and provide a view what goes on there! That demonstrates obviously 2 diverse lives even though we are living on the similar earth! I would attempt to note down a commentary, but what shall I say?! The picture tells us the whole thing in deed!
Wish you all success: Maxime

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Mario Carrascoso Mario Carrascoso   {K:2175} 1/22/2006
la foto muy bien, te da que pensar, pero me gustaria que nadie pudiese hacer ese tipo de fotos. se que es tu trabajo y lo admiro
NO A LA GUERRA! NO WAR!

mariolo

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Andrew George   {K:343} 1/22/2006
amazing picture chuck, may these men and MANY others come home alive and well, pray for the future that scenes like this won't have to happen and we can all live as one.

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Shirley Grove Shirley Grove   {K:5514} 1/22/2006
Wow - scary journalism when one realises it's for real!!
Well captured Chuck
Regards from South Africa!

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Johancharles Boers Johancharles Boers   {K:4370} 1/22/2006
Dave,

Thanks for the comment, I just wish that the photo could have been a little sharper, but we where under fire at the time. I was just looking at some of your photos, it seems that you do a lot of nature scenic stuff. I hope to do more of that my self one day.

Chuck
AKA - Johancharles

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Salib Cross Salib Cross   {K:1972} 1/22/2006
good shot
regards

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Dave Stacey Dave Stacey   {K:150877} 1/22/2006
A strong journalistic shot, Johancharles! You give us a real expectation and apprehension about what awaits the soldiers, and their readiness. The pink door adds a somewhat bizarre twist to the scene, too.
Dave.

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