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• Venice Carnival by Chris Bickford

  2007 Emerging Photographer Fund finalist Chris Bickford is working on a long-term project on the feast of Carnival and the multitude of expressions it has taken on worldwide.     For the last two winters he travelled to Italy to document the Carnival of Venice, one of the oldest and most vibrant Carnival celebrations in [...]

• Occupying America by Michael Webster and Pete Marovich (American-Journal)

  American-Journal has an essay about the Occupy Wall Street movement and its ongoing occupation of New York and Washington, D.C. The essay a bit lengthy, but it has images from both protests and it was shot by two different photographers. View the essay at American-Journal.org.

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• The Lonely Coast by Neil Fenton (A Kickstarter Project)

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• Secrets and Lies by Tomas Van Houtryve

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• The Roma in Rome by Marco Baroncini (NYT Lens)

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• Children of the Gulf by Brenda Ann Kenneally (americanpoverty.org)

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• Parisians by Peter Turnley (The Digital Journalist Archives)

  Images from a book by photography Peter Turnley shot during his 25 years of living in Paris.  “Many of the people who have contributed to the life of this city weren’t born here, and so the “Parisians” of my title encompasses anyone living in Paris. I haven’t attempted to present an encyclopedic view of the [...]

• Ghosts in the Temple by Masaru Goto

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