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Festival Brazil. Monique StauderFor three days and three nights, an Amazonian town, Parintins, celebrates through dance, costumes, floats, singing and story telling about how their lives revolve around cattle. Photographer Monique Stauder has spent the past three years documenting life in the countries that lie within one degree of theequator. Her's what she found. See others projects of Monique |
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 VIETNAM
INC.Philip
Jones GriffitsPerhaps it was because he was a foreign observer in a far-off war. Maybe he just saw things more clearly than most people. Ultimately, he showed the American public the real horrors of the Vietnam war. Welsh Magnum photographer Philip Jones Griffiths saw Vietnam as a "goldfish bowl where the values of American and Vietnamese can be observed, studied, and because of their contrasting nature, more easily appraised." Griffiths's images were some of the first to clearly show the mismatch of American soldiers in a place they didn't belong. |
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 Andrej
Ban. Born, 1964,
Bratislava, Slovakia.
Photographer and writing reporter. 1983 - 1987: studied
at Economic
University and journalism at the Philosophical faculty of Comenius
University in Bratislava. Upon
graduation he has worked as reporter for
Czech and Slovak magazines (Mlad rozlety, Plus 7 dn., Mlad svt,
Reflex). He works with several national and foreign media. He is a
co-founder of Eko Foto photo library and chairs the NGO People
in
peril.
Book publications: The other Slovakia 1999. He lives in Bratislava. |
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 The Russian
ChroniclesWelcome to The Russian Chronicles, an experiment in interactive photojournalism created especially for the World Wide Web by FocalPoint f/8. I'm Gary Matoso, a photojournalist based in Paris with Contact Press Images, and on my right is Lisa Dickey, a freelance journalist based in St. Petersburg, Russia. Together with Tripp Mikich, project director of FocalPoint f/8 in San Francisco, and Chuck Gathard, who designed and implemented The Russian Chronicle's site, and our co-producer with FocalPoint f/8, World Media Network in France, we invite you to join us on our remarkable journey from Vladivostok to St.Petersburg |
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