He passed away in his Portland, Oregon home August 11, 2020.Have you ever been approached through social media, or even your own website, by a business or corporation asking for permission to use one of your photos... for free? @Nick Brundle - You're not however entitled to slag off somebodies Gallery on here though!most of photos in this pick ups(Sony ,word press ,times,... if i take them i delete them, where is the beauty? ), which incidentally, also shot by a French photographer JR.I saw last year's exhibition in Seville and was seriously impressed. You can call those WWP winners journalists as well if you want; they are just another league.Exactly! Perhaps that's all they wanted to post, but still...it says something about the art of photography seemingly lost on a lot of camera owners, and perhaps also on these photo journalists. Maybe best you concentrate on the greetings card industry if you want to "think our photographic skills have any f*%^^ing relevance". Shortly afterwards, Boeing grounded all of its 737 Max planes, and eventually suspended production of the aircraft.In this image, Mulugeta Ayene photographed the relative of a victim throwing dirt in her face at the accident site, just days after the crash.Algeria was embroiled in protests from February last year - an uprising predominantly led by the country's younger generation, which led to the ousting of longtime leader Abdelaziz Bouteflika in April.Mr Bouteflika was an 81-year-old veteran of the Algerian independence struggle, but he was in very poor health and had not been seen in public for a long time.When he resigned he handed power to a military-backed caretaker government, but protesters continued to call for a return to a civilian democracy, and the departure of the old guard officials associated with the Bouteflika administration.In this photo by Tomek Kaczor, a 15-year-old Armenian girl called Ewa had just woken from a catatonic state brought on by a condition known as Resignation Syndrome (RS). Just offering food for thought.Roman - Yes, but significant changes will only arise if a very high percentage of people make major changes to their lifestyles.It's all too easy for people to sit back in their comfortable armchairs and blame loggers for deforestation, when the real cause is the *consumer*.If we didn't all demand the hardwoods, there would be far less need to deforest.If we didn't demand new cars, there would be far less demand for mining of metals, oil for fuel and plastic manufacture, or planting of monocultures for biofuel.If everyone ate sensibly instead of allowing themselves to become obese, we wouldn't need to convert so much land for food production.Roman - Yes indeed, change can take place due to the domino effect.Unfortunately it takes a long time for the dominoes to fall. Made me think or take a second look which is what photojournalism is intended to do.I believe you're correct about the wheels since there are rivulets in the rear as well and the wheels are where to be seen.Ok, I'm not diggin' these, but that's OK, I rarely do. Jul 22, 2020 The Press Freedom Index is an annual ranking of countries compiled and published by Reporters Without Borders based upon the organisation's own assessment of the countries' press freedom records in the previous year. Story telling at it's best: idiots swimming with Tigers, war and destruction, slaughtering endangered species, the results of global warming . In this buying guide we’ve rounded up all the current interchangeable lens cameras costing less than $1500 and recommended the best.What's the best camera for shooting sports and action?

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In the image, we see a young man, illuminated by mobile phones, reciting protest poetry while demonstrators chant slogans calling for civilian rule, during a blackout in Khartoum, Sudan, on 19 June … Heat your oven to 500 and see how close you have to be to the open door to be uncomfortable.This is unexceptional. In my opinion.Henri Bresson was a photojournalist, as well as many other Magnum and not only Magnum fellas. Yep quite sure you can produce better results.I have always laugh of people making such comments but... damn, this time I completely agree. 11 is the tip of a very big iceberg.
Maybe the subjects weren't there. Take a picture of the idiots running these countries, the decisions they make, the f%^^ed up believes they adhere to, that keep people from becoming few human beings. What I find eerie is that some of the trees still have leaves.