the cover this week, one of the covers we put out. let s put this up. yeah. he was injured while photographing, so he was on the scene north of kyiv, really close to the front line where refugees were escaping, and he was photographing them as they walked across a river along this kind of narrow walkway. and the russians started shelling. the russians started shelling, basically, the only way out for refugees out of that town, irpin, and the ukrainian soldiers who were there fell back. those were their orders, to fall back, because the shelling had begun but maxim and two other photographers who were with him stayed to document that and they stayed for about two hours as the shells were falling and only pulled back after a piece of shrapnel hit maxim in the shoulder and ripped off a piece of his flesh. i talked to him on the phone to convince him, take a break. this war is going to be with us, probably, tragically, for a long time. get some rest. but he s like, no, this is my pain.