Corinne Dufka worked as a photojournalist and researcher for Human Rights Watch, and is now a consultant on African security issues. She is the author of This Is War: Photographs from a Decade of Conflict, from which this essay is adapted. I worked as a war photographer from 1988 to 1999 during which I covered […]
Follow the Leader, Highly Commended, Mammals category: Three bear cubs is an extra special treat; … [+] Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, Alaska, U.S. Photo: Torie Hilley, U.S. – NPOTY 2023 The beautiful winning images of the 2023 international Nature Photographer of the Year contest celebrating the beauty of nature photography were unveiled at
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Please, no more mugs shaped like lenses. No more photography pun t-shirts. Photographers, filmmakers, and content creators; send this article to the gift givers in your life for some handy hints on what gifts you would actually like to receive. Dear Generous Gift Givers We know that it can be hard to buy gifts for
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STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOS The Barge In The Basin | SaltWire Watch on YouTube: “The Barge In The Basin | SaltWire” A Charlottetown photographer who was handcuffed and detained in Quebec City says his rights were infringed on during the encounter. John Morris said he was standing on a public sidewalk taking pictures
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As a photographer Lauren Horch has a knack for bringing out the best in people. At a wedding reception in Canmore on Nov. 4, she was able to get something physically out of a man that may have saved his life. Lauren was at a table seated with the groom’s uncle when she noticed something
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A new book chronicles the Canadian Arctic expeditions of photographer Richard Harrington, who visited the Canadian Arctic six times between 1948 and 1953 Igloos sometimes served as large, semi-permanent lodgings, but the structure pictured here was built quickly for overnight shelter on a hunting trip. (Photography courtesy of the Richard Harrington Estate/Stephen Bulger Gallery) On
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