It seems photo editors were in a quite a mood this week.
Continue ReadingEvery so quick to mock or complete bail on the sports, these irony-challenged covers might have been sexy and meaningful, too.
Continue ReadingGiven that Weiner was Congressional Washington's closest thing to a porn star, how much symbolism can you pack into a simple family photo?
Continue ReadingThis "long read" is an online version of a talk presented June 23, 2012 at the Photoville photo festival in Brooklyn, NY about the growing prominence and editorial capabilities of the news photo.
Continue ReadingThere's more to appreciate here beyond just the irony we read in an instant. ... As there often is.
Continue ReadingDuring Monday's Olympic basketball game in D.C., Obama gets a test of passion he wasn't bargaining for.
Continue ReadingThe question is: what's with the rapid cycling of slogans on backdrops and posters in the presidential campaign?
Continue ReadingGiven his wonky governing style, it still seems like a surprise when the charismatic and fired-up Obama comes charging out.
Continue ReadingForget the Russian women in the short skirts helping peddle all that hardware. What Yuri has to show us are photos of the head of the Syrian delegation looking like a first cousin of Russia's weapons export staff.
Continue ReadingTo the extent Romney and Bain Capital donated $2 million worth of Burger King stock to the Mormon Church, this almost doubles as a "church and treasury" warning poster.
Continue ReadingAs out of touch as he is with Main Street, the picture draws Mitt dangerously close to George H. W. Bush territory.
Continue ReadingThere's quite a difference between facing an unfriendly crowd and creating one. An analysis of the audience response to Mitt Romney at the NAACP national convention.
Continue ReadingOne of the saddest, damning and most ironic photos I've ever seen -- and then some.
Continue ReadingI mean, if you didn't know he was the President of the United States....
Continue ReadingGod forbid, for the status quo, that the bad becomes interesting.
Continue ReadingI love the wheels. I love the fat snaking cables. I love that there's no branding or markings except for the insignia and number on the door. Now can I be ill?
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