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The late photographer Eddie Adams took pictures of hundreds of celebrities and politicians — everyone from Fidel Castro to Mother Teresa to Arnold Schwarzenegger (whom he captured in a bathtub with a rubber duck) — but some of his most searing portraits come from his work during the Vietnam War.
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I’m sure a lot of people are wondering about my case with the AP over the Obama HOPE poster. I can’t talk about every aspect of the case, but there are a few things I want to discuss and points I’d like to make.
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by Brian L Frank/The Wall Street JournalOver 4000 people were murdered in relation to drug violence in Mexico last year.
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Residents and rescue workers evacuate from the centre of earthquake-hit Beichuan county,Sichuan province, May 17, 2008. Thousands fled amid fears a lake would burst its banks in Beichuan, near the epicentre of China’s earthquake in which a total 50,000 people may have died, a Reuters photographer said. It was not immediately clear if anyone was hurt. People were told to flee to the hillsides in a public announcement. REUTERS/Jason Lee
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Last month, we presented the results of our research with over 550+ photo buyers discussing what they liked/disliked in photographer websites. Following on the heels of that information, Grover has been out and about presenting this information in seminars, and I finally cajoled him with a can of Sapporo into sitting at my computer and speaking into a mic for an hour to bring the video to you.
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Scott Streble decided to dedicate a day to making free portraits for Minneapolis job seekers.
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Photojournalism and the documentary tradition is alive and well, but like Frank Zappa once said about jazz, “Jazz is not dead, it just smells funny.”
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The Obama administration for the first time is weighing in on a Recording Industry Association of America file sharing lawsuit and is supporting hefty awards of as much as $150,000 per purloined music track.
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The video was created by 15-year-old Josh Sunshine
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Welcome to the ASMP Strictly Business Blog. We plan to bring you business tips, thought provoking ideas, useful resources, videos and podcasts all focused on professional photography. Our team of contributors are ASMP educators who will share posts you can enjoy with your morning coffee, on a break or a commute. Add the ASMP Strictly Business Blog to your daily routine and start focusing on your business now.
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Laurie Skrivan has won first place in the Photo Illustration category of the National Press Photographers Association annual Best of Photojournalism competition.
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Pirkle Jones, whose images of migrant farm workers, threatened California towns and valleys and the Black Panthers at the peak of their power made him one of the most admired photographers of his generation, died on March 15 in San Rafael, Calif. He was 95 and lived in Mill Valley, Calif.
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Inside the locker room of the 2008 Day’s of ‘47 Rodeo at the Energy Solutions Arena, cowboys prepare to ride for money, recognition and tradition.
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Every morning at 6:30 a.m., the Illinois wheelchair basketball team is practicing. They practice all year long to train for the national wheelchair basketball tournament. Despite being confined to wheelchairs, these young men and women accomplish extraordinary things. This past year, the team accomplished their goal of winning the national title for the first time since 2001.
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