For those of you who didn't make the trip to DC to make photographs of the "big day", and who likely enjoyed it from the warm and toasty comfort of your own home, skipping the frigid weather and long hours, here's your chance to see it up-close and personal.
Photographer David Bergman posted his 1,474MP panoramic image on his blog, in an article - How I Made a 1,474-Megapixel Photo During President Obama’s Inaugural Address ...
Festival of the Photograph 2008 - David Alan Harvey
An interview with photographer David Alan Harvey about the Festival of the Photograph and his emerging photographers program.(Comments, if any, after the Jump)digg_url =...
Colbert's MeReporters Underscores Absurdity of...
Steven Colbert brings his satirical comedy to bear on the notion of "free reporters" who get paid nothing, like CNN's iReport, in the wake of the layoffs of 50 CNN photojournalists and other...
9/11: Looking Back
On September 11, 2001, I found myself outside of the Pentagon, on assignment. A few months ago, the Smithsonian asked if I would donate those images to the museum's collection, and I was...
Samsung SCX-4200 3-in-1 True Multifunction Printer
The SCX-4200 Digital Productivity Center is a low cost black and white laser printer, delivering 3 in 1 true multifunction performance with professional laser output.Keep your valuable real...
Canon 13 x 19 Inch Semi Gloss Photo Paper Plus, 20...
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