Sean Smith in Iraq
Award-winning photographer Sean Smith has made regular visits to Iraq to document the war, both in pictures and in video
Iraq 10 years on: a photographer's story - video
Award-winning photographer Sean Smith describes the experience of being on the frontline in Iraq and explains why he was driven to return again and again
The human heart of the matter
As bestselling reporter Sebastian Junger's account of his year spent with US forces in Afghanistan joins other first-rate books about contemporary conflicts, novelist Geoff Dyer argues that recent reportage trumps fiction in its characterisation, observation and narrative drive
Award-winning Guardian photographer Sean Smith in Baghdad
An overview of award-winning Guardian photographer Sean Smith's work in Iraq to date
Endgame in Iraq
Sean Smith spent two months with the 101st Airborne in Baghdad during the dog days of the American occupation. He filmed heavy fighting with the Mahdi army in Sadr City and Shulla, and powerful unmediated testimony from soldiers openly critical of the occupation
101st Airborne division patrol Baghdad
Sean Smith patrols Baghdad's Shulla district with the US army's 101st Airborne division and Iraqi soldiers
Guardian photographer Sean Smith is currently embedded with the US army's 101st Airborne Division. Here are a selection of his latest images
Iraq: On Sadr City's frontline
Sean Smith shares his latest images taken while embedded with the US 2nd Brigade Strykers in Sadr City, Iraq
Iraq: Five years in photos
The Guardian's Sean Smith witnessed the invasion of Iraq in 2003 and has visited frequently since then. Here he talks about some of the pictures that encapsulate five years of war
Inside the surge: the provinces, Iraq
Earlier this summer, Guardian photographer Sean Smith spent almost two months embedded with US forces in Iraq. This film shows that despite President Bush's claims of increased Iraqi cooperation in Anbar, there is still great fear and hostility against US troops
The Guardian's Sean Smith spent two months with the US army during the recent 'surge'
Sean Smith spent two weeks with the US army's rapid reaction Stryker units witnessing the daily horror of life on Baghdad's frontline
'The Bradley, upside down, was on fire. Seven died'
Soldiers were talking to residents when we heard gunfire and an explosion.
Guardian photographer Sean Smith is embedded with the US military in Iraq. The pictures here were taken as the troops he is attached to were called to the site of an explosion - an improvised explosive device (IED) that had destroyed an armoured vehicle
Life in the 'triangle of death'
Sean Smith in Iraq May 2007
Up close: the reality of Iraq's hidden war
Sean Smith on his time embedded with the US army in Iraq.
Diary of a war photographer
Guardian staff photographer Sean Smith describes his experience of documenting the conflict in Iraq.
