Colombia Farc truce: The man who captured somewhat imagined war

Colombians are choosing whether to join to a truce with the Farc rebel gathering, and put a conclusion to over 50 years of war. One picture taker - Jesus Abad Colorado Lopez - archived the viciousness in his pictures over numerous years, as his previous associate, the BBC's Juan Carlos Perez Salazar, clarifies. 

Peculiarly, notwithstanding the Colombian war's life span, there are not very many characterizing pictures recording it.

Jesus Abad Colorado Lopez is the picture taker who has maybe best caught the torment of the war in the course of recent years. In any case, this story starts before his introduction to the world, with a photograph that he didn't take.

In 1960, his grandparents were living with their family in the town of San Carlos, Antioquia, amidst Colombia. It was the time that is alluded to inside the nation now essentially as La Violencia - The Violence. Sympathizers of the two fundamental political gatherings - Liberal and Conservative - confronted each other in a wicked war.