In November 2001, Chris Spence drove a John Deere SUV loaded with supplies across the rolling plains of northern Afghanistan. His gaze fell upon a diverse group of U.S. soldiers and Afghans riding horses over a hill. Besides the military equipment in his John Deere, Spence also carried a camera. Captivated by the novel scene, he took out his camera and began capturing the moment. His photographs quickly garnered public attention in the United St…
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In November 2001, Chris Spence drove a John Deere SUV loaded with supplies across the rolling plains of northern Afghanistan. His gaze fell upon a diverse group of U.S. soldiers and Afghans riding horses over a hill. Besides the military equipment in his John Deere, Spence also carried a camera. Captivated by the novel scene, he took out his camera and began capturing the moment. His photographs quickly garnered public attention in the United St…