Liz Sanders

Documentary Photographer

Yemeni Boys Soccer in NYC for Huck Magazine

Location: Little Rock, AR 72205

Nationality: American

Biography: Liz is a documentary photographer based in Little Rock, Arkansas, and a graduate of the Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism Program at the International Center for Photography. Liz’s photographic practice focuses on the... read on

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Ahmed Alzandhani gets a medium skin fade the day before a soccer match at a Dominican barbershop in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York.

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Atiff Rageh fixes his socks after getting a cleat to the knee cap during a training session with the Yemen United Soccer Team in Brooklyn, New York.

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Member of the Yemen United Soccer team practice drills during a training session at Brooklyn Bridge Park Soccer Field in Brooklyn, New York

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Hamoud Almathil on the field during a training session on an early Saturday morning in Brooklyn, New York.

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A member of the Yemen United Soccer Team kisses his son who is watching him on the sidelines during a training session at Brooklyn Bridge Park Soccer Field in Brooklyn, New York

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Osama Alsahybi, 20, sits in his brother's deli in the Brooklyn Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Osama has been in the U.S. for just under two years. Having zero English knowledge prior to coming to the US, he now speaks easily, laughs often and has made friends with all the regular customerrs who enter into the deli. To then, he's known simply as Oz.