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The talented John Bennett has been the brains behind the site. You’ll be hearing lots more about adevelopingstory.org in the coming months but right now we’re just interested to hear what you think?
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‘Taking it’s name from a darkroom/photo processing technique, the Dodge & Burn Blog is dedicated to DIVERSITY in PHOTOGRAPHY. My posts reflect PHOTOGRAPHY HISTORY as I would have loved to have learned it and CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY as I see and value it. Dodge & Burn photography blog will highlight what is often “dodged” from [...] Either Stan has finally challenged Joerg of Concientious to a game of Twister , or someone, somewhere is kicking off. In this case its a typhoon of a post by Sebastien Boncy that can be found on Amy Steins blog. When Sebastien pretty much opens with these words you know punches won’t be pulled: ‘Let’s [...] can be found here. Sweet that more UK photogs are coming on board. Sweet too that he gives duckrabbit a mention: 0 [...] About this talk Taryn Simon exhibits her startling take on photography — to reveal worlds and people we would never see otherwise. She shares two projects: one documents otherworldly locations typically kept secret from the public, the other involves haunting portraits of men convicted for crimes they did not commit. About Taryn Simon [...] Much better than anything you’ll find here. Take an hour and start reading back. It made my night. Subscribe to duckrabbit’s feed and follow us on twitter Amnesty International is an organisation that duckrabbit fully supports. One of the best ways of achieving a more equal world is to stop human rights abuses and that’s exactly what Amnesty sets out to do. Brilliant then to see how highly they regard photography as a tool to achieve social justice. duckrabbit will be speaking [...] duckrabbit just came across the excellent blog SLIGHTLY LUCID. Highly recommended.
An incredible set of pictures. Photography dead anyone?
Some time ago duckrabbit ran a silly competition offering $1000 to anyone who could successfully justify to Stan Banos why PDN set up a 22 strong all white photography judging panel. The competition, and surrounding debate resulted in PDN putting out an apology of sorts. Today I received this comment from the US lawyer Steven [...]
Sean Gallagher won Magnum photographer David Alan Harvey’s first Emerging Photographer Fund in 2008, and used the prize to travel to China to photograph the devastating effects of desertification on the most populous country on earth. Since then he has also received grant money to continue his work from the Pulitzer [...] Ibrahim Jassam- Imprisoned Journalist More than half a year into it (Obama Presidency), we still have: a widening war, rendition, Blackwater (XE) Mercs, legalized domestic spying, kowtowing to Republicans, corporations, financial institutions, etc, etc, etc… Change we’ve yet to live in! So it’s no surprise that despite being ordered released by the Iraqi courts, Iraqi [...]
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‘There comes a time in your life when you meet undercover Police for the first time. Either when they admit it to you in some Hotel bar hiccuping over way too much Oban whiskey or when you are caught in a South London brothel being arrested for sex trafficking. My first encounter came while I [...] In typically brilliant fashion BOSTON BIG PICTURE is running a series on typhoon Morakot, which has been battering vast areas of Asia.
A man looks over the expanse of ruins left by the explosion of the atomic bomb on in Hiroshima, Japan. (AP Photo)
I am trying to imagine the shock of a nuclear bomb taking out your city at the moment you sit down for breakfast. It’s not really the kind [...] |
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