Sara Terry, Photographer Who Captured War’s Aftermath, Dies at 70

Sara Terry, a photographer renowned for her poignant depictions of the aftermath of war, has passed away at the age of 70. She died on October 13th at her home in Los Angeles following a brief illness. Terry transitioned to photography in the mid-1990s after a career as a print reporter, stating a loss of faith in words. Her work distinguished itself by focusing on the lasting impacts of conflict rather than active combat. Terry's photography explored the lingering traces of strife in regions such as Bosnia and Sierra Leone, often long after hostilities ceased. She sought to capture these remnants through the faces of survivors and the scarred landscapes, employing suggestive imagery that invites viewers to interpret the deeper meanings. Terry's impactful photographs have been exhibited internationally, including at the United Nations and the Fotomuseum Antwerp, and are part of collections like the Museum of Fine Arts ... download the app to read more