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      After 63 years, death photo of famed WWII reporter Ernie Pyle surfaces

      Posted by admin82770 from Seattle Times

      The figure in the photograph is clad in Army fatigues, boots and helmet, lying on his back in peaceful repose, folded hands holding a military cap. Except for a thin trickle of blood from the corner of his mouth, he could be asleep. But he is not asleep; he is dead. And this is not just another fallen GI; it is Ernie Pyle, the most celebrated war correspondent of World War II.

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      Photo Essay: The People Of Uganda

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      In October, 2006 I went on safari in Uganda for three weeks. I've always loved animals, and this was a chance to get up close to wildlife, camping in the middle of forests and savannah, with lions, elephants, monkeys, hippos and all manner of other creatures. The main highlight of the safari was trekking into the mountains for close encounters with the mountain gorillas, only 700 or so of which remain in the entire world.

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      A Chilling Photograph's Hidden History - WSJ.com

      Posted by Jeff from Wall Street Journal

      On Aug. 27, 1979, two parallel lines of 11 men formed on a field of dry dirt in Sanandaj, Iran. One group wore blindfolds. The other held rifles. The command came in Farsi to fire: "Atesh!" Behind the soldier farthest to the right, a 12th man also shot, his Nikon camera and Kodak film preserving in black and white a mass execution.

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      Apple premiers Aperture 1.5 at Photokina

      Posted by Jeff from Appleinsider

      The new version of Aperture can also generate high-resolution previews of each image so that users can review, rate and organize images as well as perform slideshows -- even when the master images are offline. The previews, which can be generated at a range of size and quality levels, make it possible for photographers to keep their original images safely stored on a desktop system at home or in the studio, while still being able to take a compact version of their entire photographic library on the road using a MacBook or MacBook Pro.

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    Jeff comments on:

    New Photos Reveal Horror Of Hiroshima (GRAPHIC IMAGES)

    Except if they are arguing against the case of Iran’s nuclear capabilities – in that case, the pics are real and it could happen to you!

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    6:38 pm 5/04/08
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    pccannonfodder comments on:

    New Photos Reveal Horror Of Hiroshima (GRAPHIC IMAGES)

    The neocons know that those photos are fake, because the bodies look burned.
    The neocons know that heat rises, and so the nuclear bombs could never have
    caused any burns.
     

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    5:57 pm 5/04/08
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    When Are Photos Like Penny Stocks? When They Sell.

    The sign up process is pretty involved. They quiz you before they set up your account.

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    1:56 pm 6/16/07
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    Apple premiers Aperture 1.5 at Photokina

    I used to use Adobe Lightroom – which was also updated -(but still in beta)- today. Aperture is a super polished tool

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    12:02 pm 9/25/06
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