3.05.2014
How One Image Changed Americans' View of the Iraq War (Columbia Journalism Review)
"Khalid Mohammed, a photographer for the Associated Press, took a picture 10 years ago of two charred American bodies hanging from a bridge and surrounded by a crowd of cheering Iraqis. His was far from the only photograph depicting the killing and mutilation of four civilian contractors on the street..." read more
3.03.2014
Roger Ballen New Short Film and Book
"...From 2008 to 2013, American photographer Ballen, who has lived in South Africa for more than 30 years, embarked on a body of work that focuses on birds and explores the notion of ‘asylum’ as both a refuge and a prison. He photographed at a house in a secret location on the outskirts of Johannesburg, inside which people, animals and birds live side by side. It is here that he created his bizarre and fantastical worlds..." read full article
2.28.2014
Chuck Close Vanity Fair Giant Polaroid Portraits
"In the 1970s, Polaroid founder Edward Lane created an ultra-large format camera that produces life-sized instant prints that measure 20 by 24 inches—recently, renowned New York-based portrait photographer Chuck Close used this impressive machine to capture pictures of 20 celebrities for Vanity Fair..." read more
2.27.2014
Stripped: The Comics Documentary
"It brings together the world’s best cartoonists to talk about the art form they love, and what happens to it as newspapers die."
www.strippedfilm.com
Ten Journalism and Photojournalism Movies You Should See: link
UK Photographer Andrew White "Legography"



Take a look at U.K. photographer Andrew Whyte's "Legography" project using a Legos and photograpy in an incredibly creative way: longexposures.co.uk/legography
2.25.2014
Conflict Photography Using Infrared Film
Photographer Richard Mosse used infrared film to cover the conflice in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo: link
2.17.2014
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