In these Chinese industrial towns, perhaps a little shut eye, a little shade and a little cardboard adds up to something completely practical.
Continue ReadingYou can read any number of articles describing how Iraq and its military is a fiction. But the reality is fluttering right there in the wind.
Continue ReadingI just can't help seeing a second face in the picture.
Continue ReadingIf we can't even trust our own pilots, is there anyone or anything left that we can depend on to assure our safe travels?
Continue ReadingThe article explains the power and interest in these pictures in terms of their ability to capture the "raw, majestic, natural power of the sea.” But, could there be more at play here?
Continue ReadingOne glance is enough to appreciate the photo as tacit acknowledgement of the military’s rampant sexual harassment and abuse problems.
Continue ReadingIt’s an indication of Obama’s self-assuredness that he tried out the goods in front of a room-full of news photographers at this year’s White House Science Fair.
Continue ReadingKnowing that photographers and the public are expecting more creativity, more storytelling and more editorializing out of their news photography these days, I'm hopeful Campaign '16 will allow for visual reveals.
Continue ReadingWhat’s going on, if you ask me, is the use of exaggeration and a bit of mockery to minimize the Greeks.
Continue ReadingWhile these two photographs aren't the only ones recognized as award winners, their place at the top does offer some insight into a limited range of human experience.
Continue ReadingAs fighting continues to rage in portions of Donetsk, Russian-backed rebel fighters recently took time out of their busy schedules to honor International Women’s Day by . . . staging a beauty pageant.
Continue ReadingOne would hope that editors would understand the moral and political liability of framing Williams as a protester, tainting the rallies and protests in Ferguson by suggesting the shooting of the officers was intentional, retaliatory or racially-motivated.
Continue ReadingThere is a mountain of imagery on the newswire right now on the impending Israeli election. This, though, seems to strike the perfect note of irony.
Continue ReadingConsidering the high stakes when it comes to terrorism and the law, you can understand why the Feds want to make sure there aren't any holes in their story.
Continue ReadingOf course, if you want to avoid the silhouette altogether....
Continue ReadingLight’s early Appalachia work is important in that it was intended to shed light on labor corruption and poor working conditions of miners in the region. My work in general is not about reacting to political unrest, but rather waiting, looking, listening to quieter moments while not shying away...
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