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  • Best Magazine Photography of the Week

    Everyone talks about how tough the magazine business is these days, as readers and advertisers drift to the Internet and other media. But for me magazines are still the traditional (and best) showcase for photographs, and my picks this week for the best magazine photography show just how powerful and seductive pictures can be.

    • By Popphoto Staff on August 23, 2006


    Everyone talks about how tough the magazine business is these days, as readers and advertisers drift to the Intern

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  • War Photography: At Home and Abroad

    The Military Reporters and Editors organization is holding its annual
    conference at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern
    University from Oct. 26-28 in Evanston, Illinois. The conference will
    include a day-long photography program Oct. 27 titled “War Photography:
    At Home and Abroad.” Speakers will include Getty Images staff
    photographer Chris Hondros, winner of the Overseas Press Club’s 2005
    Robert Capa Gold Medal; and Todd Heisler, winner of the 2006 Pulitzer
    Prize for feature photography; and others.

    • By Popphoto Staff on August 22, 2006


    The Military Reporters and Editors organization is holding its annual
    conference at the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern
    University from Oct. 26-28 in Evanston, Illinois. The conference will
    include a day-long photography program Oct.

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  • Happy Birthday Henri

    In celebration of Henri Cartier-Bresson's birthday today, Slate's Magnum-sponsored Today's Pictures includes black-and-white images that find the man credited with in front of, as well as behind, the camera. An article in the September/October issue of American Photo (now out on
    newsstands) includes excerpts from a long-lost scrapbook
    by the famed French photographer.

    • By Popphoto Staff on August 22, 2006


    In celebration of Henri Cartier-Bresson's birthday today, Slate's Magnum-sponsored Today's Picture

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  • Photo Podcasters Band Together

    File this under It’s About Time:

    A group of European worldwide photo podcasters has joined forces to create the Photocast Network, a volunteer organization and website dedicated to helping grow listenership among members shows and providing a central resource where listeners can find other shows of interest.

    • By Popphoto Staff on August 22, 2006


    File this under It’s About Time:

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  • Magnum photos at the Gramercy Park Hotel

    The hottest hotel in New York has discovered photography. The brand new Gramercy Park Hotel has partnered with Magnum Photos, adorning each of its rooms with images from the Magnum archive. This must be some kind of marketing milestone for Magnum, which apparently isn’t your father’s photo agency anymore.

    • By Popphoto Staff on August 21, 2006

    The hottest hotel in New York has discovered photography. The brand new Gramercy Park Hotel  has partnered with Magnum Photos, adorning each of its rooms with images from the Magnum archive. This must be some kind of marketing milestone for Magnum, which apparently isn’t your father’s photo agency anymore.

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  • Remembering Joe Rosenthal

    When Joe Rosenthal died yesteday, at age 94, the headlines were predictable: “Iwo Jima Flag-Raising Photographer dead” said ABCnews.com. Joe earned his place in photographic history for taking just one picture: the shot of six U.S. marines pushing a large American flag skyward on Mount Suribachi during the opening hours of the bloody battle for Iwo Jima. The date was February 23, 1945, and the image would shape the life of the man who took the picture as well as the lives of the marines he photographed.

    • By Popphoto Staff on August 21, 2006

    When Joe Rosenthal died yesteday, at age 94, the headlines were predictable: “Iwo Jima Flag-Raising Photographer dead” said ABCnews.com. Joe earned his place in photographic history for taking just one picture: the shot of six U.S.

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  • VII Joins MySpace

    VII Photo is male, 35 years old, married, and lives in Venice, California -- at least according to the photojournalism agency's official MySpace profile. MySpace, the insanely popular social networking site (46 million unique visitors in July) owned by Rupert Murdoch's Fox Interactive Media, is increasingly being utilized by web-savvy marketers to drum up business, so kudos to VII for being one of the first photography firms to take advantage.

    • By Popphoto Staff on August 18, 2006


    VII Photo is male, 35 years old, married, and lives in Venice, California -- at least according to the photojou

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  • "Lost" Cartier-Bresson Scrapbook to be Unveiled

    In the September/October issue of American Photo (just out on newsstands) you can see an exclusive excerpt from a long-lost scrapbook by the famed French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson. If you can get yourself to Paris in November, you’ll be able to see the entire, original scrapbook,which it will be exhibited at the annual Mois de la Photo festival. You might want to start making your travel plans now.

    • By Popphoto Staff on August 16, 2006

    In the September/October issue of American Photo (just out on newsstands) you can see an exclusive excerpt from a long-lost scrapbook by the famed French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson. If you can get yourself to Paris in November, you’ll be able to see the entire, original scrapbook,which it will be exhibited at the annual Mois de la Photo festival. You might want to start making your travel plans now.

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  • A Photo a Day

    For a few weekends this summer, Roelof Bakker's flat at 29 Rosebery Gardens in London became one of the world's most intimate gallery spaces. The Holland transplant had made his 2005 New Year's resolution to take one photo a day -- and after managing to keep it going all year, he displayed his year's worth of photos on the walls of his home.

    • By Popphoto Staff on August 16, 2006

    For a few weekends this summer, Roelof Bakker's flat at 29 Rosebery Gardens in London became one of the world's most intimate gallery spaces. The Holland transplant had made his 2005 New Year's resolution to take one photo a day -- and after managing to keep it going all year, he displayed his year's worth of photos on the walls of his home.

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  • Pictures that Lie

    CNET has compile a nice slideshow of images that have been exposed as forgeries and frauds over the years. All the big ones are represented, including Time's ill-fated OJ Simpson cover, National Geographic's Texas Monthly's Harley-straddling Ann Richards, and the more recent Newsweek Martha Stewart Frankenstein image.

    • By Popphoto Staff on August 16, 2006


    CNET has compile a nice slideshow of images that ha

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