Uzbek/Tajik Border

[Liv Bliss]

Dear Josh,

Andy Hale of Anahita Gallery is a seasoned traveler in that general 
vicinity, and, though his photographs seem generally to feature people and 
artifacts, there might (and I stress the might) be something of use in his 
collection.

You should be able to reach him at anahitagallery at gmail.com. He may well 
remember me; I have been doing translations for Anahita for almost longer 
than I care to admit.

Best to all
Liv

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for you are crunchy and good with ketchup -- Anon.
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Josh Wilson" <jwilson at SRAS.ORG>
Sent: October 21, 2009 3:53 AM
Subject: Uzbek/Tajik Border


> I've received a request from the BBC - they are looking for high-quality
> pictures of the Uzbek / Tajik border. (My initial attempt to satiate them
> with a few I found searching using Russian search terms on Yandex Kartinki
> were not high enough quality).
>
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> Does anyone perhaps know of a photographer or reporter in this area that
> might be able to help? (Or maybe some of you have been there?) I would
> assume the BBC would be able to pay them for the royalties involved to the
> photographer.
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> Please respond off list
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> Best,
>
>
>
> Josh Wilson
>
> Assistant Director
>
> The School of Russian and Asian Studies
>
> Editor in Chief
>
> Vestnik, The Journal of Russian and Asian Studies
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> SRAS.org
>
> jwilson at sras.org
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