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09.30.2008 12:14 pm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

War photojournalist James Nachtwey will release his TED project on Friday through a combination of a web stream and LED screens in 7 continents. As one of the top photojournalists ever, this webcast is definitely worth your time.

More about TED:

The TED prize…

09.29.2008 10:52 pm

Have you ever seen that video of Tiger Woods when he was three hitting golf balls?  That is all I could think of when I saw this kid.  His name is Benjamin Lomax, and he is two, O.K. two and…

09.29.2008 4:27 pm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

I know it’s mundane. But it didn’t seem so mundane when I  was driving down Bircher Blvd. along Interstate 70 and saw this old “Miller Time” sign left next to a trash container for pickup. It was behind a row…

09.26.2008 5:13 pm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

We just completed a story about a mother whose son’s autism led her to educate his classmates, and eventually the school, about the condition.

I was able to go to their home to spend time with the family.

There was a moment…

09.26.2008 12:19 pm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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Political photographs are among the most difficult to choose for photo editors—particularly those that are destined for the front page. There is the need to be balanced in terms of (1) how many times a candidate has been in the…

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09.26.2008 12:12 pm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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It was a mixture of happiness and nervousness at the naturalization ceremony for the 62 perspective U.S. citizens last week at the Old Courthouse in St. Louis. Happiness because achieving citizenship in this country, to some, means the end of a…

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09.25.2008 8:10 pm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Just when I thought Leica was on death’s door, especially with the mess that has been their M8 and now M8.2 (for over $6000! just for the body), they release a radically new camera system that seems aimed squarely for…

09.25.2008 6:20 pm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Jean Gabriel Chelala

He was born in Beruit. In the 1990s, he left Beruit with his family because of war in Lebanon and moved to France. He loves to travel, meet people and inspire children, in particular, to believe in the power of…

09.23.2008 2:18 pm
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

What would a photographer’s dream home look like? How about rooms for all of your work and cherished others? Architectural and design details to inspire the mind and energize the creative soul? Would it rest in the peace of the…

09.20.2008 12:25 pm

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 As a photojournalist I am constantly looking for photos. Whether I’m driving to an assignment or cruising around looking for a feature, my eyes are constantly looking out the side windows for anything that sparks my attention. Earlier this week…