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Tripoli, Lebanon, November 2013. War-torn homes. Lorenzo Meloni writes: “I spent more than a year in Tripoli’s Bab al-Tabbaneh district, documenting a politically fuelled sectarian conflict ... When I was leaving one apartment, I turned and saw the children on the chairs in front of the shattered wall; they seemed to perfectly sum up how families were living in the middle of conflict. With one foot already outside the door, I raised my camera and snapped. Photography, for me, is not really about carpe diem, but having the perseverance to be able to capture a moment that tells the wider story”. (Photo by Lorenzo Meloni/Magnum Photos)
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