Photographing Afghanistan with an iPhone
Andrew Craft photographed U.S. troops in Afghanistan as Operation Enduring Freedom draws to a close
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Andrew Craft photographed U.S. troops in Afghanistan as Operation Enduring Freedom draws to a close
The motion alleges thousands of files were deleted from the computer of Arias' ex-boyfriend, who she is accused of killing, while it was in police custody
Andrew Craft photographed the U.S. military's drawdown in Afghanistan with his iPhone between shots for the Fayetteville Observer in April and May 2014
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