Tag: New York
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A Tunnel…And then Light.
To report with meaning, you need support. How much is journalism worth to you?
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Postmortem: PTSD and Conflict Photographers
Reflecting on Overexposed: A Photographer’s War with PTSD.
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Occupied
While many photographers covered the #OccupyWallStreet movement last fall, Ashley Gilbertson captured the cause in stark, grainy, black and white frames. In December, Gilbertson, Scott Thode and I sat down to produce a multimedia piece that would speak —in part— to the Occupy experience. This was the result. (Published, VII Magazine, Dec. 12, 2011)
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Hidden Malcontents: New York’s Christmas Tree Industry
Once their signs are up and tree stands built, these yuletide vendors must carefully schedule their daily or weekly tree deliveries and conscript enough bodies to peddle the merchandise around the clock: snow or shine. For some, this can be an international operation, attracting workers from as far away as Canada and Australia. But while…
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Nearly complete: A war photographer’s Libyan “Revolution.”
Ten years ago when Denton stood on New York University’s campus as a new student at Tisch School for the Arts’ department of photography and imaging, he was thinking about pursuing a career in fashion photography when the planes hit the Twin Towers.
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A Night Talking Terrorists
The book traces the development of United States policy in the fight against terrorism, taking the reader from the first confused moments of that Tuesday morning, to the orchestrated strike against Osama bin Laden’s fortified compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan which took the Al Qaeda leader’s life.
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New York’s Best Bloody Mary
New York’s Best Bloody Mary from Adam McCauley on Vimeo. In Astoria, Queens, hidden in the shadows of the subway tracks is Daly’s Pub and New York City’s best Bloody Mary.
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Audio: Learning my ABCs
On Sunday night, our second audio assignment in Columbia University’s J-School bootcamp, offered me the opportunity to profile one of the most musically rich events in NYC. 16 of the best beatboxers in the nation had descended upon Le Poisson Rouge in New York’s Greenwich Village to battle for the nation’s top prize at the…
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