An independent photographer based in Beirut, Dina has portrayed war, family sittings, poverty and politicians with a focus on the human element in them all. With a background in graphic design, she has worked as a photojournalist covering the summer 2006 Lebanon war for IRIN and UNICEF. She has participated in social-humanitarian projects, working with Medical Missions for Children in Ecuador and photographing women in Palestinian refugee camps for INAASH. Dina has photographed political personalities such as slain Lebanese journalist Gibran Tueini and Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, and a CARITAS medical campaign in Lebanon. She has published with several international and local papers, including Le Monde, Al-Mustaqbal, L’Orient Le Jour and Aishti Magazine. She also runs her own black and white photography studio for family portraits.
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