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Photojournalism of the Week: August 17, 2012
Your weekly round-up the most dynamic images from around the world, and the photographers who made themDevotees in Mumbai, India begin to form a human pyramid during the Hindu festival of Janmashtami....
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Neil Armstrong's Throwaway Photos From The Moon
As a whole sequence, the 122 first photos from the surface of the moon paint an undeniably human pictureNeil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin took 122 70mm color photographs from the surface of the moon. Not...
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The week's most incredible images and the photographers that made them Racing pigeons are seen being released as they start their flight from Alnwick to their home lofts across Yorkshire and Humberside...
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American Photo's Photojournalism of the Week: September 7, 2012
A collection of some of the week's most compelling images Firefighters attempt to extinguish a blaze burning in Alvaiazere, Portugal. Rafael Marchante is a Portugal-based Reuters staffer.Photo by:...
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American Photo: 9.11.01: The Photographers' Stories
First-hand accounts from photographers who were thereOn a bright, clear morning in September, 2001, American Airlines Flight 11 was commandeered by terrorists and steered into the North Tower of...
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American Photo: Photojournalism of the Week For September 21, 2012
This week's gallery of amazing and powerful photographs Lightning strikes over buildings during a thunderstorm in Belgrade, Serbia. Marko Djurica is a Reuters staffer covering general and breaking news...
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Ruth Gruber: Witness for the World
Sometimes a camera takes pictures. Sometimes it dispenses justice. Ruth Gruber on the shocking photos she made of the Exodus 1947I first picked up a camera as a student. When I looked through that...
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Photojournalism of the Week: November 30
American Photo's collection of some of the week's most compelling images from around the world Britain's Queen Elizabeth meets members of the Household Cavalry during a visit to Combermere Barracks in...
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The Best Photo Books of The Year: 2012
Prepare your holiday shopping lists: Sixty books, both digital and print, that caught our eye this yearIn our digital era, the bound photo book has lost none of its luster, either as an intimate...
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Photojournalism of the Week: March 1, 2013
A collection of powerful and compelling images from around the world Buddhist monks pray at the Wat Phra Dhammakaya temple, north of Bangkok, Thailand, on Makha Bucha Day. Makha Bucha Day honours...
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Author and NYU professor, Fred Ritchin discusses some strategies for establishing guidelines in photojournalismWith the recent controversy surrounding this year's World Press Photo award winner, the...
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The Secret Of Carlo Van de Roer's Aura-Sensitive Portrait Machine
A camera that captures more than a person's appearanceIn 2008, Carlo Van de Roer began making portraits with a very special camera.Photo by: Popular Photography Magazine EditorAura cameraread moreread...
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American Photo: Somber Remembrance in Hiroshima
Photo by AP Photo/Shizuo KambayashiJapan honors those lost 86 years ago, in the World's first atomic bombingA man watches paper lanterns floating in the Motoyasu River, representing the souls of those...
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Photojournalism of the Month: October 2013
A collection of some of the most powerful images shot last monthOur Photojournalism of the Month gallery is pulled from various wire services and features photography from all around the world. Want...
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Photojournalism of the Month: November 2013
A look back at some of last month's most compelling photography from around the worldOur Photojournalism of the Month gallery highlights moments of exceptionally strong documentary photography, culled...
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Photojournalism of the Month: January 2014
A month dominated by protestsOur Photojournalism of the Month gallery highlights moments of exceptional documentary photography, culled from the daily output of wire photographers from around the...
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Getty Images Enables Embedding Photos For Free With No Watermark
A new approach for one of the biggest names in photo licensingWhen it comes to licensing photography, there are few, if any, names bigger than Getty Images. And now, they're doing something very...
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Photojournalism of the Month: April 2014
A collection of some of the most powerful images from around the world last monthThe Bundy family and their supporters fly the American flag as their cattle were released by the Bureau of Land...
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Rob Tringali Creates Historic Sports Images
The patience and perspective behind creating great sports photographyMaking sports photographs is a historical act. It’s like slowly creating a time machine. When I’m shooting, I think about which...
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American Photo's Photojournalism of the Month: July 2014
A look at the critical images to come across the wire last monthA Palestinian woman walks by the Israeli separation barrier on her way to Jerusalem through the Qalandia security checkpoint, on the...
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