Maybe it’s relevant for drawing together the two biggest visual stories in the news stream right now — both involving blacks at risk.
Continue Readingn this age of Citizens United, oligarchy, marauding socialist market economies and free markets aligned with the value of "all-for-one," when do you ever see a protest photo that captures and illustrates the enterprise system itself — as opposed to the crackdown in the streets in defense of that...
Continue ReadingIt’s a troubling commentary on our cultural and media priorities that the civil rights story and the playoff hoopla have been so seamlessly grafted.
Continue ReadingThis is one of the richest, most curious and most suggestive editorial photos I've seen in a while. I'm interested in your thoughts.
Continue ReadingIf Everyday Africa and the rest of the "Everyday" sites can maintain their momentum, a revolution is coming to photojournalism and visual news.
Continue ReadingIf the umbrella is a more functional item, the Post-It note is more reflective of the word, the voice, a multiplicity of voices -- and social in the old fashioned way.
Continue ReadingAs we roll almost mutely into another war, there is no end of high-priced hardware once more ready to burn.
Continue ReadingUnfortunately, one thing news photography is good at is second-guessing, especially when it comes to homeland security.
Continue ReadingHow much is Ms. Brown-Young's condition, as a beauty signature, more singularly about "the other?"
Continue ReadingIts been too easy in the West to either ignore the Ebola pictures, or pull up a chair for the horror show.
Continue ReadingI wonder if we’re approaching a whole new level of acknowledgment and realism surrounding climate change.
Continue ReadingThe picture on Hillary's feed has a complete campaign vibe -- formal down to the pearls.
Continue ReadingFrom the photos I've seen, the youth in Hong Kong are deploying the gesture in a less complicated way.
Continue ReadingWars may be easy to get into (and easy to suppose as tactically and emotionally limited) but then the stains just keep spreading.
Continue ReadingAlthough the disjunction is not usually this surreal, in this image from 2001, Matt seems to almost pay homage to Hitchcock.
Continue ReadingIn this case, the extreme aggression is completely flipped through the language — repurposing a highly specific portrait as an act of character assassination.
Continue Reading...Or, enough sightseeing, time to do something.
Continue ReadingThese photos were taken in Gezi Park in Istanbul in 2013. I wanted you to see them for the way the exhibit translates them into space.
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