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Archive for January 2007
Matthew Pillsbury Goes Back to the Future with “Screen Lives”
Tweet A remarkable black-and-white photography exhibit, Matthew Pillsbury’s “Screen Lives,” runs through Feb. 24 at the M+B in Los Angeles. As described by Sharon Mitoza of Wired: Tweet
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- Having Fun Won’t Kill Ya
- A Bird’s Eye View: Kite Aerial Photography
- “What the Duck”: A Comic Strip for Photographers
- Who Exactly Is a Photographer?
- The Other Side of Singapore
- Getty Images’ New Web Pricing Structure Makes Sense for RM Sellers
- Michelle Del Guercio Chronicles the Two Sides of Healthcare
- Words on Skin
- Photographers Go Hyperlocal
- Bereavement Photography Making a Comeback
- Reuters Focuses on Damage Control Amid Devastation in the Middle East
- Wildlife Photographer Wins Copyright Case
- Student Photographers Get People Thinking
- Ron Galella: The Original Paparazzo
- Newspapers Forced to Run Low-Quality Video Grabs from Presidential Address
- Even in a Video World, Soundslides Creator Joe Weiss Believes in the Value of Audio Slideshows
- Thomas Hawk Presents the Babes of CES 2007
- Dispatch from Washington: The Best Pros Still Have Manners
- A Dictionary That a Photographer Can Truly Love
- Robert Wilson Presents “VOOM Portraits” — a Hybrid of Still Photography and Motion Pictures
- Synesthesia, Photography, and a Different Way of Experiencing Images
- Jim Black Does Not Work at IHOP
- New Epson Storage Viewers Help Keep Track of Your Photos
- Bad Stuff Happens: So What’s the Right Way to Cover It?
- Photojournalist Arrested by Connecticut Governor’s “Goons”
- Will Google Become Your Next Stock Photo Agency?
- Microstock is Fulfilling an Unmet Need – and Assignment Photographers Should Participate
- Dealing with the Unexpected on Assignments
- The Image Comes First, But Words Are Also Important in Photography
- Portrait Studio Sues Playboy for Copyright Violation
- Stop or I’ll Shoot … Your Picture
- Photographer Plays Visual Tricks the Old-Fashioned Way — Without Photoshop