Lindsay Addario

I don't want to die.

I don't want to die in war or anywhere else because I want to be here for my children and for my family.

But life is full of surprises and anything can happen, not only in war but anywhere.

And I think we have to always, you know, have contingency plans in life and think of our children, what happens if.

And that's important.

No, the Salgado?

Yeah.

No, not yet.

I have it on my… Okay.

You know, I still have hope.

I really do.

I still think images can move people, can educate people, can enlighten people, can flip misconceptions, can bridge people.

I still believe in photojournalism and

And I still – even though I've seen so many horrific things and I've seen evil and I've seen things that I just never thought a human being would be capable of and I've heard testimonies and –

I still see extraordinary beauty and generosity and resilience and love and hope.

And I think so long as the people I'm photographing have that spirit, I will have that spirit.

And so I'm not at that point.

I hope I don't get to that point.

No one ever knows.

I mean, I can't predict how I'll feel in a year, in five years, in 10 years.