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Remarkable iPhone photos of the Afghanistan war

If you want the truth, shoot it on an iPhone. Right? Right! Especially when that iPhone is in the hands of world-renowned photographer, Balazs Gardi, who took these photos for Foreign Policy Magazine while embedded in Helmand for five months from September 2010.
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