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So your kid hates reading? Part 1!
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reports, March 12Tips on helping your child, friend, family member get into reading!
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reports, January 25
reports, January 25A special feature of artwork based on the graphic novel "Watchmen" by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons.
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Photojournalism: An Ethical Approach
`Helewidis
reports, January 10
reports, January 10If you click the link (title) you'll be directed to an online edition of a book originally published by Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publishers, Hillsdale, New Jersey, 1991: Photojournalism An Ethical Approach by Paul Martin Lester.
I consider it food for thought and reflection about photojournalism and ethics and thus would like to share it with you.
Now follows an excerpt to lure you into reading the full version:
A photojournalist is a mixture of a cool, detached professional and a sensitive, involved citizen. The taking of pictures is much more than F-stops and shutter speeds. The printing of pictures is much more than chemical temperatures and contrast grades. The publishing of pictures is much more than cropping and size decisions. A photojournalist must always be aware that the technical aspects of the photographic process are not the primary concerns.
A mother crying over the death of her daughter is not simply an image to be focused, a print to be made, and a picture to be published. The mother's grief is a lesson in humanity.
If the photojournalist produces a picture without a thought for her tragedy, the lesson is lost. But if the photographer cares for her loss, is made more humane, and causes the readers to share in her grief, photojournalism has reached its highest potential.
Despite its frustrations and low moments, the lesson of humanity is why photojournalism is an extremely rewarding profession. For that reason, photojournalism is worthy of the best thought and actions possible by its participants.
--from chapter eight: "Juggling journalism and Humanism"
I consider it food for thought and reflection about photojournalism and ethics and thus would like to share it with you.
Now follows an excerpt to lure you into reading the full version:
A photojournalist is a mixture of a cool, detached professional and a sensitive, involved citizen. The taking of pictures is much more than F-stops and shutter speeds. The printing of pictures is much more than chemical temperatures and contrast grades. The publishing of pictures is much more than cropping and size decisions. A photojournalist must always be aware that the technical aspects of the photographic process are not the primary concerns.
A mother crying over the death of her daughter is not simply an image to be focused, a print to be made, and a picture to be published. The mother's grief is a lesson in humanity.
If the photojournalist produces a picture without a thought for her tragedy, the lesson is lost. But if the photographer cares for her loss, is made more humane, and causes the readers to share in her grief, photojournalism has reached its highest potential.
Despite its frustrations and low moments, the lesson of humanity is why photojournalism is an extremely rewarding profession. For that reason, photojournalism is worthy of the best thought and actions possible by its participants.
--from chapter eight: "Juggling journalism and Humanism"
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=VanHelsingFreak
reports, July 30, 2008
reports, July 30, 2008Anti twilight article
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Flash from the Past - Barry Allen returns
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reports, April 30, 2008
reports, April 30, 2008After sacrificing himself to save the DC universe 20 years ago, the golden age Flash returns to save it again!
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NEWS NOTE Issue 1
*LxLight
reports, April 26, 2008
reports, April 26, 2008News article from the LxLight clubs. This issue is packed full of features and a short summary of the birthday party 
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"Chainbreaker" Now Available For Download!
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reports, April 7, 2008
reports, April 7, 2008The first book of the Urban Nordica series is available for download - and your review might earn you a special limited edition hardcopy of the book!
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INDY COMICS NEWS # 3
*MAJESTIC-XII-COMIC
reports, November 23
reports, November 23Cameron Hathaway reviews the top new independent comics of today: Thugs, War Anthology series, and MAJESTIC-XII: TOP-SECRET FOR MAJIC EYES ONLY
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Please join this China Photo group on Facebook!
~chinaphotographer
reports, November 22
reports, November 22Welcome to the official Facebook Page of CHINA: Portrait of a People. Join to help support Tom Carter's 600-page book of photography, CHINA: Portrait of a People. Thank you!
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Cyborg 009 Fan Club!
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Fruits Basket Contest
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reports, November 21
reports, November 21A contest for submitting a sketch of the whole Sohma family and Tohru.
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warrior fan series: winters quest big chapter one
~thunderstarwolf reports, November 21
reports, November 21a young kittypet named winter finds that she is more specail than it appears to be when she meets to crazy cats: silverpaw and firepaw
for why? becuz she is awsome and is in this warriors fan series
winter: spotted silver tabby with lighter spots (short hair) blue eyes and a collar with a W on it
sheep:spotted silver tabby with darker flecks and green eyes (short hair)
firepaw: flame color she cat with patches of shades of orange on her fur (short hair) green eyes
silverpaw: silver tabby with ice blue eyes (short hair)
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why? becuz she is awsome and is in this warriors fan serieswinter: spotted silver tabby with lighter spots (short hair) blue eyes and a collar with a W on it
sheep:spotted silver tabby with darker flecks and green eyes (short hair)
firepaw: flame color she cat with patches of shades of orange on her fur (short hair) green eyes
silverpaw: silver tabby with ice blue eyes (short hair)
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150th anniversary of the origin of species
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Who loved it?
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Photojournalism: An Ethical Approach
`Helewidis reports, January 10
reports, January 10If you click the link (title) you'll be directed to an online edition of a book originally published by Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Publishers, Hillsdale, New Jersey, 1991: Photojournalism An Ethical Approach by Paul Martin Lester.
I consider it food for thought and reflection about photojournalism and ethics and thus would like to share it with you.
Now follows an excerpt to lure you into reading the full version:
A photojournalist is a mixture of a cool, detached professional and a sensitive, involved citizen. The taking of pictures is much more than F-stops and shutter speeds. The printing of pictures is much more than chemical temperatures and contrast grades. The publishing of pictures is much more than cropping and size decisions. A photojournalist must always be aware that the technical aspects of the photographic process are not the primary concerns.
A mother crying over the death of her daughter is not simply an image to be focused, a print to be made, and a picture to be published. The mother's grief is a lesson in humanity.
If the photojournalist produces a picture without a thought for her tragedy, the lesson is lost. But if the photographer cares for her loss, is made more humane, and causes the readers to share in her grief, photojournalism has reached its highest potential.
Despite its frustrations and low moments, the lesson of humanity is why photojournalism is an extremely rewarding profession. For that reason, photojournalism is worthy of the best thought and actions possible by its participants.
--from chapter eight: "Juggling journalism and Humanism"
I consider it food for thought and reflection about photojournalism and ethics and thus would like to share it with you.
Now follows an excerpt to lure you into reading the full version:
A photojournalist is a mixture of a cool, detached professional and a sensitive, involved citizen. The taking of pictures is much more than F-stops and shutter speeds. The printing of pictures is much more than chemical temperatures and contrast grades. The publishing of pictures is much more than cropping and size decisions. A photojournalist must always be aware that the technical aspects of the photographic process are not the primary concerns.
A mother crying over the death of her daughter is not simply an image to be focused, a print to be made, and a picture to be published. The mother's grief is a lesson in humanity.
If the photojournalist produces a picture without a thought for her tragedy, the lesson is lost. But if the photographer cares for her loss, is made more humane, and causes the readers to share in her grief, photojournalism has reached its highest potential.
Despite its frustrations and low moments, the lesson of humanity is why photojournalism is an extremely rewarding profession. For that reason, photojournalism is worthy of the best thought and actions possible by its participants.
--from chapter eight: "Juggling journalism and Humanism"
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Sometimes I create pretty pictures.
Para poderem usar desculpas como "fiz essa foto assim porque quis" "foi intencional" "nao interessa a tecnica", etc...
Na verdade, para escreverem isso e' porque os conhecimentos tecnicos sobre velocidades, aberturas, sensibilidades, composiçao, etc ja' foram 'a muito aprendidos, e estao ja' numa fase em que tudo ja' sai perfeito automaticamente... A unica coisa com que se podem preocupar e' com o conceito...
....meh... fotojornalismo ....
Mas levas com o coraçaozinho ali em cima na mesma
Beijinho
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portanto, resumindo, penso que o que ali está não é uma desculpa para quem nao percebe, mas um aviso para quem percebe de tecnicalidades... e isto tb vem no seguimento de um capitulo que trata de fotomanipulaçoes, e de como isso altera profundamente a essencia do que o fotojornalism devia ser...
bla, bla, bla... lê o livro!
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Eloísa Valdes,
Anthropologist by day, Deviant by night.
^Helewidis & ^estudio aka dA's Bonnie & Clyde
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Eloísa Valdes,
Anthropologist by day, Deviant by night.
^Helewidis & ^estudio aka dA's Bonnie & Clyde
O meu comentario foi mais na onda de aproveitar o texto para mandar mais umas indirectas 'a malta que usa essas desculpas para a pseudo-fotografia que produzem...
Eu percebi muito bem o que ele quis transmitir com esse texto. E sim, uma fotografia so' e' muito boa se a tecnica + o conceito (ou o lado humano, historia, etc), estiverem presentes...
Nao me batas, nao era a ti que eu estava a mandar umas chapadazitas
Desculpa ter aproveitado o textozinho, mas sabes bem que vem tudo ler os teus textos
...mwah
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então ok! bate neles à vontade!
pronto, 3!
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Anthropologist by day, Deviant by night.
^Helewidis & ^estudio aka dA's Bonnie & Clyde
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