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May 17th, 2010
Look at the first photo. What do you see?
(C) Benjamin Chesterton
How does your reading of the first photo change when you see the second?
(c) Benjamin Chesterton
The two photos are taken at the same place and within seconds of each other and yet the meaning of the first photograph is only [...]
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March 17th, 2010
even when it’s telling the truth?
Essential reading.
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October 8th, 2009
Yesterday duckrabbit pointed out the success of a rather brilliant advertisement for the military might of the Chinese Communist party by Dan Chung.
Chung has been in touch to let duckrabbit know that as a typical Westerner I’m totally out of touch.
His response (in bold) is worth considering. He’s annoyed by my claim that the video has [...]
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July 3rd, 2009
Is this story just PR spin?
It certainly looks like it to me … some hashed up copy that’s come from Reuters. The clever headline has ensured the story is the second most popular on the worlds biggest news website.
Just think of the value in terms of publicity?
Priceless.
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duckrabbit posted this on
June 28th, 2009
According to the BJP
‘French magazine Paris Match was the victim of a hoax when it was revealed that this year’s winners of its Photojournalism Award had faked their images.
Every year, Paris Match, which remains one of the last weekly magazine to give predominant space to photography, organises its ‘Grand Prix Paris Match du Photoreportage.’ This [...]
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June 6th, 2009
duckrabbit today launches an exciting new free entry photo competition with a twist. One lucky person will win a lip smackingly beautiful $1000. The task is simple … all you need to do is restore a little bit of duckrabbit’s faith in the world. Intrigued? Read on …
The roots of duckrabbit’s competition stated several weeks ago [...]
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April 16th, 2009
Here’s a great way to get a story placed in a newspaper, or on a website.
Just predict something spectacular that might happen … like for example ‘U2 might be playing in my garden tonight.”
If it doesn’t come true no-one can accuse you of being a liar. If you’re lucky someone will be stupid enough to write [...]
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