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The Big Picture brings today a fascinating set of shots I wanted to share with the duckrabbit readers. A colourfull, imaginative, breathtaking collection of kisses. Just as kisses should be. Reflecting reality through kisses is a very beautiful way of showing our humanity. I hope you can enjoy this 33 pictures taken by a wide range of photographers, depicted all in boston.com. Maybe this inspires [...] 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 of thinking you [...] Adam Westbrook Blogger Adam Westbrook has some very interesting things to say about the journalist of the future. He forgot to point out that no doubt 1.they’ll still be pissheads and 2. most of their time will be spent dredging up highly embarrassing photos of celebrities you’ve never heard of (and bloggers), off social networking sites. p.s. WESTBROOK just in case [...] Regular duckrabbit readers will know that I’m not a big fan of black and white photography. David White, the photographer in duckrabbit, says it’s my blind slot. He’s right, but I’m learning. I’ve just come across another learner. Benjamin Jarosch, a young New York based photographer looked me up on Skype to chew the fat [...] In this series of photographs the Boston Big Picture brings us the faces of the children affected by the ongoing military offensive in North Eastern Pakistan. It is estimated at least 3 million people have been displaced; the majority women and children. Hang on a minute did duckrabbit really say three million? That’s more people than live [...] John Bennett’s photographic poem to London life. Today this photo by Claire Hutton caught my eye. You could see it but instead Claire has written to say: ‘Duckrabbit you are very, very naughty, bad people for taking one of my photos that I’ve published on-line for everybody here to see and then putting it on your blog, telling [...] So said the Henry Miller. It’s with a rush then that I’ve just taken in GMB Akash’s photo set Take me Home: Due to Bangladesh’s large population, inadequate seats on the trains and poverty, it is quite common to see a thick layer of people occupying the roof of a train. Frequent accidents, which occur when a [...] duckrabbit’s partner in crime David White has been working on a cracking story about a village on Salisbury Plain (where Stonehenge is found) that suffered a forced evacuation during the first world war. The Yanks wanted it to practice close combat, ready for the planned invasion of mainland Europe. I’ve been editing David’s audio today, (which would [...] A British Midland Boeing 737 which crashed on the M1 motorway at Kegworth, UK, in 1989. PIC BY JOHN ROBERTSON. duckrabbit came across John Robertson’s excellent blog by chance a couple of weeks back. This photo and the following blog entry stopped me dead in my tracks.¬† John very honestly bursting the bullshit macho mythology that sometimes [...] |
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