TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月11日 01時35分

Two boys jump into the water at a sand quarry beach in Avdeevka, #Ukraine. The quarry has suspended its work due to its close proximity to the frontline and shelling damage to the equipment, but is still used as a recreational area. The #conflict between a new Ukrainian government brought to power by the #Maidan uprising and a Russian-backed separatist movement in the east of the country started in spring 2014. Photojournalist @anastasiatl and @sopova.alisa have since been covering it as a team. This summer, they worked with @eyewitnesstoatrocities, an app developed by the London-based International Bar Association that allows eyewitnesses to record evidence of alleged atrocities from anywhere in the world. Together, they documented the daily life of communities living along the frontline, often just a few kilometers away from the shelling, hoping to highlight the stories of pain and #resilience. Read more, and see the full photo essay, on TIME.com. Photograph by @anastasiatl for @eyewitnesstoatrocities

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