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These are the annual winners of the World Press Photo contest.
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Saturday, February 26th, Americans in all 50 states rallied to show solidarity with the people of Wisconsin, and to save the American Dream. It was a beautiful, powerful sight.
Solidarity. Forward. Onward.Saturday, February 26th, Americans in all 50 states rallied to show solidarity with... more
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This image provided by the U.S. Navy shows the heavy lift vessel MV Blue Marlin entering Pearl Harbor, Hawaii with the Sea Based X-Band Radar (SBX) aboard Jan. 9 2006. SBX is a combination of the world’s largest phased array X-band radar carried aboard a mobile, ocean-going semi-submersible oil platform. U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Thursday June 18, 2009 that the military has set up additional defenses around Hawaii, consisting of a ground-based mobile missile system and a radar system nearby. Together they could shoot an incoming missile in mid air. (AP Photo/US Navy - Ryan C. McGinley)This image provided by the U.S. Navy shows the heavy lift vessel MV Blue Marlin... more
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Riots following Iranian election results in Iran.
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ChinaSmack has a great feature on a remote 'elementary school in the clouds', with some great photography.
From the feature:
"Gulu Village, an Yi minority mountain village that few outsiders know about, located in a national geopark with canyons and sheer precipices and overhanging rocks, belonging to the Yi Minority Administrative Jurisdiction of Hanyuan County of Ya’an in Sichuan Province. Gulu Village primary school is hidden in the middle of the clouds. For 26 years, it has been guarded by a teacher called Shen Qijun. In the middle of October, this reporter followed a Hubei volunteer group, through almost 5 hours of climbing risking life and limb, to arrive at the elementary school within the clouds…"ChinaSmack has a great feature on a remote 'elementary school in the... more
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"...of the 6000 languages spoken on Earth right now, 3000 aren't spoken by the children."
"...every two weeks an elder goes to the grave carrying the last spoken word of that culture."
Photographer Phil Borges left his career as a dentist to pursue his love of photography by traveling the world documenting lesser-known cultures. From persecuted monks of Tibet to Amazonian tribes being displaced by oil companies, these are just a few of the cultures around the world trying to keep their way of life as it has been and should be.
If you've got a little time, follow the link and watch the presentation, it's worth it, IMHO. A particularly interesting portion is near the end when he speaks of a study done by National Geographic."...of the 6000 languages spoken on Earth right now, 3000 aren't spoken by... more
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Boston.com has a photo journalism series The Big Picture. Here's their set on the CA Wildfires.Boston.com has a photo journalism series The Big Picture. Here's their set on... more
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I love this time of year, when the World Press Photo winners exhibition comes to Sydney. As a budding snapper myself, I look at this as not only inspiration to shoot better, but also a great example of how a picture can tell a thousand words.
This year, each photographer tells the story behind the pic in this great multimedia package. The overall winner, Tim Hetherington, captured an exhausted soldier in Afghanistan, wondering, as the shells burst around him, if he'd ever see his wife again.
Platon's portrait of Russian leader Vladimir Putin which you see here may not be as emotionally charged, but the story behind it is fascinating - a real insight into the man, and the world in which he lives.
I urge you to watch it if you have 10 minutes.I love this time of year, when the World Press Photo winners exhibition comes to... more
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These photos where taken by Thomas Steinert in Leipzig. But not in the 50s or 60s - they are from the 80s. He said that he took them, so others could look at them with a bit of nostalgia one day and think "Look, we got over this". Looking at them now, they paint the perfect picture of a sexy sad dying GDR. Steinert himself didn't went on to become a cool fashion photographer or photo journalist. After the wall came down, he lived of benefit money, little jobs and only recently got into TV acting. An absurd, contradictory and sad career - just like the GDR.These photos where taken by Thomas Steinert in Leipzig. But not in the 50s or 60s -... more
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James Miller was a Welsh filmmaker producing a documentary on the lives of Palestinian and Israeli children affected by the ongoing conflict. He was murdered during the filming of this scene. His film was posthumously released as the documentary "Death in Gaza."
The context of this scene is that the Israel Defense Forces are bulldozing nearby Palestinian homes, under which it claims are tunnels to smuggle weapons from Egypt. The bulldozers are accompanied by Armored Personnel Carriers (APCs) equipped with night vision equipment. The film crew is wearing bulletproof vests and helmets.
In this scene, an APC has parked itself 100 meters away from the house without announcing any intentions. The rest of the scene is self-explanatory.
On May 9 2003, one week after Miller's death, the IDF announced that any foreign national wishing to enter Gaza will need to sign waivers absolving the IDF of any wrongdoing if they are killed or injured by Israeli forces.
The shooter has been identified by the IDF only as Lt. Haib, a Bedouin Arab. The Israeli Advocate General recommended he be disciplined for his actions, but he was acquitted by a commanding officer.James Miller was a Welsh filmmaker producing a documentary on the lives of Palestinian... more
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Top class footage and report that has spawned many interesting discussion board threads and will be subject of a January 2008 Vanity Fair feature.
Top class footage and report that has spawned many interesting discussion board... more
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First evidence of mass graves in Chad on the border with Darfur (2006)
Photography and video: Tim A Hetherington
Editor: Geoff Jonston
Narrator: Tim A Hetherington
Voice over: Chris Wise
Director: Tim A Hetherington
Thanks to:
Olivier Bercault & David Buchbinder / Human Rights Watch
Veronica Matushaj / Human Rights Watch
Jamie Wellford / Newsweek
© Tim A Hetherington 2006
First evidence of mass graves in Chad on the border with Darfur (2006)
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Bilal Hussein, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photo journalist, has been held without charge by US forces in Iraq since April 12, 2006. Over 1,000 fellow journalists have signed the petition to free him. Check it.Bilal Hussein, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photo journalist, has been held without charge... more
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War photographer Mark Brecke explains the current situation of genocide in Darfur, Sudan, with his photographs.War photographer Mark Brecke explains the current situation of genocide in Darfur,... more
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