Celebrate National Photography Month with these visual stunners (The Ithaca Journal)
Posted on May 26, 2008
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May is National photography Month, and the recognition of this art form has come a long way since its beginnings, however rough and crude, nearly 1,000 years ago. From the pinhole camera to today’s digital dependence, photography has endured as art’s shiniest cultural mirror.
Lot Force Expands Operations Through Nationwide Rollout (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
TAMPA, Fla.—-Growth Technologies International, Inc., a Florida Corporation , is pleased to announce that Lot Force, its wholly owned subsidiary, has successfully initiated a nationwide expansion of services intended to allow automotive dealers to take advantage of its latest service offerings.
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Obituary: Nettie Cooper / Owner of Squirrel Hill photography studio (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
For nearly 30 years, Nettie Cooper operated a photography studio in Squirrel Hill, next to the Giant Eagle store on Murray Avenue. …
Bill Wood: photography of an unsophisticated outsider (International Herald Tribune)
“Bill Wood’s Business,” a show at the International Center of photography in New York, searches out the genius in a commercial photographer who worked in Fort Worth, Texas, from 1937 to the early 1970s.
College photography students make an impression (Greeley Tribune)
The more thorough we are with the learning and preparation processes, the more successful our photography will be.
photojournalist Cornell Capa, founder of International Center of photography, dies at 90 (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
In this Wednesday, April 17, 1996 file photo International Center of P…
Confessions of an online journalism tool (Online Journalism Review)
Q&A: Guest writer W00tBloggyBlogg sat down with OJR’s departing staffer Noah Barron to chat about tips and tricks for online journalism success.
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