The site of the photographer Jill Greenberg is called The Manipulator - not The Nice Girl or User Friendly. A cursory glance at her Google listings makes clear that her reputation precedes her. Yet when The Atlantic discovered that photos she had taken of John McCain for the magazine's 2008 cover, had been doctored - they were severely put out. Maybe they should have been less naive in the first place. The Atlantic got their cover image of McCain. Greenberg went ahead and manipulated other... Read Full Story
Be careful when you're out there taking snapshots! Why? Here's photographic evidence from Jho ! It's been a Summer of love for Chilean teens who've been documenting their sexual exploits online on sites like Fotolog . No shortage of pictures in XiaXue 's latest... Today's "don't do" comes to us by way of Michelle Malkin , who writes "I don’t feel sorry for The Atlantic magazine. They are quite upset after discovering that Jill Greenberg, the left-wing photographer they hired to take photos... Read Full Story
From: lazlosbasement.com The field of politics has been referred to as “the art of the possible,” but what place does art truly hold in politics (or vice versa)? While many artists would say that art should transcend - or at least be divorced from - politics, photographer Jill Greenberg seems to think otherwise. Greenberg, who exhibits her work on her webpage manipulator.com , made a very strong and very public statement about her latest subject, Republican presidential nominee John... Read Full Story
At the beginning of the news cycle today, Jill Greenberg's name was known mostly by photography enthusiasts envious of her distinct lighting style. Now her name is being cursed by conservatives and journalists alike for her photo shoot with John McCain for the magazine Atlantic. In a brazen display of outright media bias, Greenberg has done everything within her power as a photographer and an artist to make John McCain look as bad as possible. It started with the under-lit horror movie... Read Full Story
Wikizines are interactive magazines that anyone can create or edit - and this one is called "Jill Greenberg". Here you can find fresh voices and respond in real time. Some members write articles about recent news and trends related to the wikizine's topic, others recount relevant personal stories or share their favorite pictures and video clips. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this wikizine? Well, then put on your journalist's cap and add your own article... Read Full Story
