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Tag Archives: Photography
Reza Deghati at #SIGEF2014: Art and Education for Social Change
A humanitarian at heart, Reza Deghati is a worldwide famous photojournalist whose work you may admire on the covers of National Geographic amongst other places. I was lucky enough to listen, interpret and admire part of his work at SIGEF … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education, Human Rights, International Affairs, International Organizations
Tagged Geneva, Photography, Reza, Reza Deghati, sigef 2014
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2013 World Press Photo of the Year May Turn Out a Photoshop Stunt
Because I formerly wrote on the 2013 World Press Photo of The Year Award in a February blog post, I was completely stunned today in reading on ExtremeTech.com that the photo itself may be a Photoshop wonder. I am an … Continue reading
Posted in International Affairs, Media
Tagged Paul Hansen, Photography, Photoshop, World Press Photo
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