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people in photography

some people made photography real art : Sally Mann, Jock Sturges, Saudec and many others... I want to make a wike about these artists and their work. Even good amatour pictures are welcome

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I am currently going back through my archives and will be posting some old Images here from my university days - I hope you enjoy them Wayne had lost his Father recently due to illness and this project examined how he was coping with the loss. A few from a project on loss and bereavement Wayne preparing to wash the car Hello Magazine is always on hand (check out the Vivienne Westwood ad on the back) Wayne playing the Sega MegaDrive! Read Full Story
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I met Kevin when he came to volunteer for a film festival I created in Bozeman, Montana. The fact that Kevin’s body ends at his torso is NOT what sets Kevin apart in a crowd. Visually, yes, I have no doubt that many eyes are drawn to Kevin’s outward differences. But, what sets Kevin apart in a crowd is his self-confidence. When talking with Kevin I was drawn to his ability to focus and with confidence, openly state why he was wanting to volunteer and what he wanted to take away. I liked that. He was honest and straightforward. So, I was not surprised ... Read Full Story
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In Memoriam: Philip Jones-Griffiths 1936-2008 It it saddens me to say this, especially as there have been other events in my life recently on a similar note (I will probably deal with these on this blog when I am able to) but the fantastic Welsh photographer Philip Jones-Griffiths passed away a week or so ago. I thought I would say a few words about him because he was a truly great man and he took some fantastic photographs. For those who don't know him or his work, Philip spent large amount of time in Vietnam, Cambodia, Northern Ireland and Sudan, covering the various wars, ... Read Full Story
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Images from the National front march along Margate seafront in June of 2000 Read Full Story
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Ron Diamond is a feisty guy. A commercial photographer who only shoots digital photos “when the client insists,” he has high aesthetic standards and is unafraid to take on the powers that be. Earlier this week he dared Devimco, the development company that wants to redo the Griffintown area of Montreal, to buy out his lease in a building which Devimco wants to tear down. According to The Gazette , Ron wants $1 million, or he won’t budge. He is quoted as saying he spent $10,000 renovating the space into a photographic studio, and he doesn’t want to be chased out. That sounds like ... Read Full Story
A pair of 1-C foes battled to stay alive in the Eastern C divisional volleyball tournament Friday in Sidney. Culbertson notched a hard-fought victory over a feisty Savage squad in four games by scores of 17-25, 25-23, 25-17 and 26-24.  
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At a recent conference, several editors of children's books made up a panel to advise wannabe authors. They cited all the discouraging statistics about how many thousands of manuscripts are rejected for every one manuscript that's accepted. We knew that.  
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Arambagh KS held Sheikh Russel KC to a 2-2 draw in an exciting encounter of the Bangladesh League at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday. Kenyan Nicodemus Anunda and Nigerian Subair Mohammad Omobolaji struck one goal each for Arambagh while ...  
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NEW ORLEANS - In his first visit since taking office, President Obama sought yesterday to reassure frustrated New Orleans residents that his administration is working aggressively to repair the hurricane-damaged city and return people to their jobs and homes.  
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Louise Harel has come out against the Dalhousie Street bus corridor which would partly replace the Bonaventure autoroute with a new route cut through Griffintown, but reading this account it's difficult not to see a bone of contention only and not a coherent transit plan. Whatever happens in Griffintown it will probably not be a Dalhousie Street bus corridor.  
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London, October 1 (ANI): Winnie-the-Pooh has got a new pal-a feisty otter named Lottie. According to reports, the character appears on the cover of the forthcoming book Return To The Hundred Acre Wood, out on Monday. Written by David Benedictus, it will be the first such book in over 80 years. “It’s an honour to have [...]  
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The majority of Japanese festivals, with their cacophony of colours and men carrying mikoshi, are rarely reserved affairs, although those held after dark could possibly be deemed as even more dynamic. And especially so it seems when lots of lanterns are being lit. But to begin with, at this particular procession at least, there was a [...]  
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