Worth reading

• Lianne in Guatemala 06.04.2009
  Lianne Milton first came to Guatemala as a photojournalism student in 2002. After that first visit she was hooked, and soon went back after receiving a three month scholarship allowing her to study Spanish and continue her photography. Since then, Lianne has always kept an eye on Guatemala as a country she knew she’d return to. And she has. In 2007, Lianne r […]
  Wonderful Machine
• Controversial French Ad Campaign for Photographers’ Rights 06.04.2009
  French photographers organization Union des Photographes Professionnels (UPP) launched a controversial new advertising campaign this week, speaking out against the use of photographs without proper permission and/or payment. The ad reads: “Each day, a photographer’s work is used without his consent”. A spokesperson for UPP states, It’s obvious that professio […]
  Michael Zhang
• Small Paper Prioritizes Photography, Wins Awards 06.04.2009
  > Jessie Hoagland, 14, of Duff, Indiana, practices goat tying. The photo is from a story about Hoagland as the reigning Indiana Junior Rodeo Association Cowgirl of the Year. Photo: Krista Hall>View all “Where the hell is Dubois County and what the hell is The Herald?” you might ask, flipping through the 2012 newspaper picture editing winners from the p […]
  Jakob Schiller
• Beats, Rhymes and Hard Work 06.04.2009
  When Jared Soares started photographing rappers in Virginia, they were suspicious. But he won them over with his love of hip-hop culture. In turn, they taught him a few things about creativity, expression - and straight-up hard work. […]
  By DAVID GONZALEZ
• Hauling Ass In New Mexico 06.04.2009
  In a feverish attempt to get caught up on my personal blog, I’ve abandoned all attempts at wit and banter. (Sorry, Eugene.) But you can read my clever column for Wired.com by clicking this here link. Thanks to Steven St. John for joining me on this wild ride, and Wired colleague Jakob Schiller for the crash pad. ABQ, holla! […]
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