dvafoto says:
The Financial Times has video of correspondent Jamil Anderlini being stopped from reporting in Sichuan Province, China, in advance of today’s 1-year anniversary of the tragic earthquake that hit the province.
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VII says:
Trauma, frustration and violence has become part of the identity of the people who live trapped in this man-made vacuum.
Via dvafoto
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Zack Arias says:
Y’all, we’ve lost one of our own this week.
Local Atlanta music photographer, Frank Mullen, lost his battle with cancer this week.
in Obituaries
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Daily Dish says:
Lohan and her accomplice arrived at her plush pad and ducked inside to avoid the lenses of the prying photographers, but they then reappeared armed with raw eggs and handfuls of pizza and began to hurl the food at the fleeing paparazzi.
But Lohan’s opponents had the last laugh — the star’s bad aim left her expensive Rolls Royce car smeared with food.
in Paparazzi
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PDNPulse says:
New York State Sen. Kevin Parker was arrested for allegedly attacking New York Post photographer William C. Lopez
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BOMBLog says:
Will Steacy is like the lovechild of Charles Bukowski and Dorothea Lange. I first saw his work when he won the Magenta Foundation Emerging Photographers Award. His writing drew me closer. The son of a Philadelphia reporter, he is the author of the first blog I was ever compelled to read in its entirety
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burn magazine says:
Every year, thousands of Central Americans from Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras illegally enter Mexico via the southern border with the goal of reaching the United States in search of a better life. The journey is long and full of dangers, traveling for days as they cross the country atop the “beast”, as they call the train that takes them to Mexico’s northern border.
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PDN says:
This past April 23–26, reviewers and photographers gathered in Portland, Oregon, for the 2009 Photolucida Portfolio Reviews. Over the course of four days, reviewers saw work during 50 20-minute reviews with photographers, at a portfolio walk at the Portland Art Museum, and in informal reviews requested by photographers.
in Photography
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Feature Shoot says:
Fashion and advertising photographer, artist and creative director Paul Sika was featured in the 2007 summer edition of Olympus User Magazine UK. For this vibrant series, Sika created the environments using actors and carefully staged sets to convey a powerful social narrative.
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Digital Photography Review says:
We were lucky enough to be loaned a full production version of Sigma’s latest camera on a recent trip to Japan for just long enough to put together a quick gallery of sample images. We used a variety of subjects and color modes, and ISOs from 100 to 800
in Equipment
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RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA says:
Papers found a lot to report about declining news audiences, while national television news shows had little to say. And though the problems of print and broadcast have been similar in scope, both media dwelled primarily on what was happening to newspapers.
in Journalism
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David Carr says:
David Simon, the former reporter from The Baltimore Sun and now a creator of television series including “The Wire,” boiled it down thusly in his turn at the microphone.
“High-end journalism can and should bite any hand that tries to feed it,” he said. “And it should bite a government hand most viciously.”
in Journalism
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Will Baxter says:
Most foreign journalists are banned from reporting in Zimbabwe, and strict media censorship is practiced by the government. After Mugabe’s statements regarding the end of cholera in Zimbabwe, orders were sent to cemetery employees not to allow any journalists to photograph funerals.
CLICK NOTE: Article by the photographer is at this link.
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Billy Macrae says:
What greeted me as I approached the aptly named area of “Bank” was a small crowd of disgruntled protesters flanked by a veritable wall of riot vans and police in luminous yellow outfits. On the other side, at the far end of the street behind several layers of hefty police, I could see a very large, very noisy and very angry crowd. There seemed to be lots of red smoke, like at an Italian soccer match. As always in situations like this it seemed best to move on. It was time to find a gap.
CLICK NOTE: The photo gallery is at this link. I don’t know why they have downplayed the photo galleries in the new redesign.
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in Equipment
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PF Bentley says:
In my annual hunt for cool and interesting products for videojournalists, my esteemed colleague, Dirck Halstead, and I walked what seemed like 874 miles and found some innovative items guaranteed to get you thinking and maybe buying in the future.
in Equipment
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Ron Steinman says:
I believe to reach the highest quality possible in a film there must always be another person looking over the shoulder of the person in front of him or her. That way creativity can reach its peak. One person doing everything is counterproductive. If the gatekeeper arrives only at the very end of the process, then it is too late to fix problems and make a better film. Without a gatekeeper, there is no one to keep the filmmaker honest. Meaning more often than not, the filmmaker cannot see the forest for the trees.
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NPAC – News Photographers Association of Canada says:
The Photographer’s Q&A focuses on Canadian photographers and visual journalists. This is an ongoing series posted every Monday.
This week’s Q&A is with Veronica Henri, Sun Media.
in Interviews
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Dan Bergeron says:
“I just finished installing a project that I have been working on since the new year commissioned by The Royal Ontario Museum and the Contact Photography Festival. The work has all been installed inside the Museum, as part of Housepaint, a larger project more specifically about homelessness and shelter. And for the purposes of working in my usual way and to create a juxtaposition between indoor and outdoor, I have also put the work up illegally in numerous spots around Toronto.
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