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Reporting Violence Against Media and Journalists During January 6 Capitol Insurrection

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ASMP remains committed to journalistic freedom and is very concerned with the violence against media and journalists that occurred during the January 6 Capitol insurrection. Below, please see a message from the U.S. District Attorney’s office for the District of Columbia. The United States Attorneyโ€™s Office for the District of Columbia, along with its law enforcement partners, is aware of reports of violence, including assaults, threats, and property damage, against members of the press while…

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The Daily Edit โ€“ The New York Times: Erinn Springer

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Cross-posted from aPhotoEditor. [By Heidi Volpe]ย  โ€œHeidi: Did the images for this come from your archive or from your Dormant Seasons? Erinn: All of the images were shot specifically for this article. It was very exciting to get this assignment because Iโ€™ve been shooting winter in Wisconsin for the last few years (which is how my series Dormant Seasons came about) so, How We Survive Winter felt like a natural progressionโ€ โ€œHow much time passed…

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Man Ray: The Unwilling Fashion Photographer Who Excelled

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Cross-posted from PetaPixel. [By Phil Mistry]ย  โ€œMan Ray is today regarded as one of the most innovative photographers of the twentieth century. He reinvented solarization and further developed photograms, which he called ‘rayographs,’ in reference to himself. He also pioneered fashion photography in the 1920s-1940 in Paris but did not want to be known as a ‘photographer.’ He considered himself a painter and artist above all.โ€ โ€œHe started working with Harperโ€™s Bazaar in 1934, and…

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Tactile Images Partners With Getty Images and the National Federation of the Blind

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Cross-posted from Cision PRNewswire NEW YORK, Jan. 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Getty Images, a world leader in visual communications, and the National Federation of the Blind, America’s civil rights and membership organization of the blind, have partnered with Tactile Images to deliver more than 45 million images to the world’s blind and disabled population at museums, science centers, libraries, schools, and government agencies. This partnership will significantly enhance educational opportunities and cultural inclusion for blind…

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Six Spreads: Ralph Gibson Visits Sacred Land

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Cross-posted from blind.ย  [By Bill Shapiro]ย  Celebrated photographer Ralph Gibson on making his new bookโ€”both its magical images and its spreads that are always greater than the sum of their parts.ย  If you ever get the chance to talk to Ralph Gibsonโ€”the legendary photographer behind a shelfโ€™s-worth of books and a staggering number of iconic imagesโ€”you must jump at it. Let me tell you why: With apologies to my girlfriend (who I find endlessly fascinating)…

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Grace Robertson, photography pioneer, dies at 90

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Cross-posted from The Guardian via Pro Photo Daily. [By Sean Oโ€™Hagan]  โ€œGrace, born in Manchester in 1930, later recalled being dismayed as a teenager by the paucity of career choices available to her. โ€˜There were only three jobs considered by society as appropriate โ€“ teaching, secretarial work or nursing, just to fill in until you got your man.โ€™ After she expressed an interest in photography, her father, in 1949, bought her a camera, enthusiastically encouraging her…

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