Tim Hetherington first went to Liberia in 1999, and he’s been working there on and off since then. He has a new book that tells the history of Liberia in pictures, oral testimony, and memoir, and it’s a powerful tale of chaos and power. The title, appropriately, is “Long Story Bit By Bit.”
Glen’s friends included Minor Threat (and later Fugazi), Black Flag, Beastie Boys, Ice-T, Dead Kennedys, Minor Threat, The Misfits, Bad Brains, Run-D.M.C., KRS-One, Public Enemy as well as Tony Alva, Jay Adams, Alan Gelfand, Duane Peters, and Stacy Peralta
There are an infinite number of ways to grow your business by just putting it out there. One of the things that we found was that whenever we were initially introduced to a client, they wanted to be able to see that we focused on them.
The firmware and software updates together introduce changes we’ve written about previously, including expanded high shutter speed sync options, bug fixes and more, plus a change we haven’t yet highlighted: the ability to adjust the manual power settings of remote flashes using a Speedlite 580EX II at the camera.
Narelle Autio is an Australian photographer whose work falls somewhere between editorial and fine art, encompassing the best of both
In video footage, which made its way online, the actress is seen leaping out of the wheelchair and chasing the photographer through a parking lot.
Every year thousands of fascinating press photos don’t make it into print; through tight deadlines, design limitations, lack of space and editorial selection. Now the British Press Photographers’ Association have mined their members’ huge back catalogue to create Unseen, a book showcasing 108 unused press photos, published last week. Here we bring you a selection of the most striking images
Wow. I haven’t used this stuff in ages but as far as affordable 35mm color neg goes in India, this is it.
Now Los Angeles has its own Month of Photography, which runs through April, just as the weather gets really nice there. The L.A. festival is being produced by the same people who bring us the Lucie Awards every autumn in New York.
I had kept this idea of shooting with a digital through the viewfinder of an old, dirty Kodak Duoflex camera I had sitting on my shelf in the back of my head for such an occasion.
the Beijing Chaoyang Theater Acrobatics Show.
That’s where The General and I found ourselves Tuesday night, surrounded by foreigners, everyone of us overtly ignoring the “Please, no photos during the performance” mantra on the speakers.
