Blog Profile / Photographers
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| Filed Under: | Arts / Photography | |
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| Archived Since: | July 16, 2009 | |
Blog Post Archive
Portugal’s love affair with canned fish
Canned fish: poor people's food, gourmet cuisine, souvenir or just healthy fast food?
Behind the snakehead legend
Spending time on the water pursuing fish as part of my job comes in as a close second.
Fishing in Fukushima
Commercial fishing has been banned near the tsunami-crippled complex since the March 11, 2011 tsunami and earthquake disaster.
In the face of tear gas
I am always prepared for these kind of protests before I arrive.
Golan Heights cowboys
On one of my recent visits to the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights I bumped into a group of Israeli cowboys working their herd.
Over your shoulder
All you can say to catch their attention, you need them to look straight in to the lens of your camera.
Helpless in an explosion’s wake
Our relaxing day was interrupted by a huge explosion.
The Cannes clap
With its protocol and its secrets every year, it's like a commando operation to obtain my famous clap picture.
China’s last armed village
It took more than 12 hours by plane and long-distance bus to travel from Beijing to what is believed to be the last community authorized by Chinese government to keep guns.
Back for more in Moore
My wife and I were just about to open some little gifts celebrating our 36th wedding anniversary May 20th when my cellphone rang.
Striking the balance on the pitch
Every trip to Wembley Stadium where football is played is a passionate affair.
Finding the face of France’s unemployed
Giving a face to unemployment is not an easy task.
The Pope is pop
The high point of the Pope’s visit will be the two days visiting Copacabana Beach, a place that every year sees two million revelers celebrating New Year.
The man with the coconut and the GoPro
I salute Dangol who left a mark on me with his courage and love for the festival.
Reality of a grand Hasidic wedding
The wedding, attended by some 25,000 people, was a massive event that was conducted like a military operation.
Fidel and Miss Green, till death do they part
Miss Green is Fidel’s 1952 green Chevy, parked in his living room for the last 23 years.
Beckham’s final 81st minute
I saw a player that couldn't help himself count down the last moments of his time on the pitch.
Defining “News photographer” for the future
So where does the rise and charge of citizen journalist place the professional news photographer? I suspect somewhere between the white rhinoceros and the Dodo in terms of long term survival.
In the spirit of a Franciscan Pope
Sister Clara sat on the bed of a homeless “daughter” who was trying to sleep, and sang religious songs along with brother Placido and other Franciscans.
A special performance
Luismi Astorga clasps his hands as he lifts his head up to the sky.