Hasselblad has gone back to its roots, creating a new research and development department to serve niche photographers, and starting with aerial specialists. Olivier Laurent speaks with the global special applications manager, Benny Buchtrup.
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in Equipment
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1D Mark V [CR1]
No 1Ds, however…… I’m told a mid September announcement for a 1D Mark V. It will be a full frame high fps camera that will lead to the amalgamation of the
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in Equipment
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Another Photo Manipulation Case Raises Question: Is the Penalty High Enough? | PDNPulse
Just firing news photographers who manipulate images doesn’t seem to be doing the trick, because photographers keep doing it. This time it was freelancer Miguel Tovar, who was on assignment for the AP at the Copa America soccer tournament in Argentina. Hi
via PDNPulse: http://pdnpulse.com/2011/07/another-photo-manipulation-case-raises-question-is-the-penalty-high-enough.html
in Ethics
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It only took us a matter of seconds to find a story on the Huffington Post’s Los Angeles page that is based on the work of another news organization and contains no link to said organization.
in Ethics
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Google+ completely changes the photo sharing game. Not just a little bit — alot. This may be the most significant shift in photo sharing that we’ve seen since the introduction of Flickr. There is more engagement going on with photographs on G+, more ways to share photographs on G+, and it is growing at a rate that blows my mind away
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Inmobiliaria tres:16
Empresa especialista en la intermediación y promoción de bienes raíces y desarrollos inmobiliarios.
Link: http://tres16.com/
in Misc
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Scandals Redefine Rules for the Press in Europe
While Britain reassesses the balance between press freedom and privacy, France is grappling with the consequences of its tradition of protecting the powerful.
Link: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/10/world/europe/10press.html?_r=1&partner=rss&emc=rss
in Journalism
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Bomb Took 3 Limbs, but Not Photographer’s Can-Do Spirit
A hidden bomb in Afghanistan made Giles Duley a triple amputee, but after rehabilitation, he’s ready to go back into the field.
Link: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/09/world/europe/09duley.html?_r=1&hp
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In Arles Chris Boot is one of the four nominators for this year’s Discovery Award. He has selected three artists who all work with photography in new and unorthodox ways:
in Photography
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At 4pm, JR is nowhere to be seen. Behind the blue wooded barricade, a dozen people covered in glue are devoted to covering a large wall in with eyes staring in black and white. More then 30 minutes more will tick by in order to see suddenly the face of the elusive artist, up there, on the roof of the building in front of us, waving like a kid
in Photography
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Link: Boing Boing
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David Young V is on a mission. Shuttling between two studio spaces in the Tenderloin district of San Francisco— frequently in the dead of night—he engages in the business of recovering fragments from a future world. To hear him speak about the tomorrow he foresees; a world of zealots, martyrs, psychotic orphans and armed bike couriers, one is reminded of Mad-Max… if it had more military training and dabbled in cryptography and linguistics.
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William Daniels – Faded Tulips
William Daniels Faded Tulips ESSAY CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT I remember seeing images of Kyrgyzstan for the first time on television, in March 2005. There were scenes of excited Asian-looking men r…
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photo-eye Book Reviews: State of the Union
State of the Union , Photographs by Faye Robson . Published by Hatje Cantz , 2011. State of the Union Reviewed by Faye Robson ____…
Link: http://blog.photoeye.com/2011/07/photo-eye-book-reviews-state-of-union.html
in Books
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The National Press Photographers Association is pleased to announce the 2011 Short Grants program, five grants of $3,000 each that will be awarded to support photojournalists who are creating compelling picture stories in their communities
in Contests
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In order to understand the work on display, one must try to penetrate
ancestral secrets. That is why Gilles Perrin’s photography is slow.
He works like an ethnologist, choosing his subjects and studying them in detail
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