Harper's Bazaar Wednesday April 27, 2022
Marta Lamovsek is perhaps best known for her vibrant collaborations with Vivienne Westwood, but her work has also been featured in magazines such as i-D and Harper’s Bazaar, which recently talked to the photographer about the images that changed her career. Lamovsek's two-decade rise has seen her photograph diverse subjects, from royals to lorry drivers; at the heart of her practice, she says, is a desire "to capture the essence of a person, an element of their soul, and depict them with the spirit of an icon,” notes Bazaar. Read the full Story >>
The Oregonian Wednesday April 27, 2022
A documentary photographer wearing a press badge was thrown to the ground by federal officers in July 2020 while taking photos of a fire started outside Portland’s downtown federal courthouse and suffered third-degree burns when he landed on a live gas canister that exploded underneath him, according to a lawsuit. The photographer, Rian Dundon, works with a journalism nonprofit called Economic Hardship Reporting Project. The lawsuit alleges federal officers used excessive force when they rushed up to Dundon and a group of photographers taking photos of a fire being set outside the Mark O. Hatfield United States Courthouse. Read the full Story >>
The New York Times Wednesday April 27, 2022
Five years ago, Colombia signed a historic peace agreement with insurgents ending a 50-year civil war. Now a new conflict has arisen in which armed groups are competing over the drug trade, notes The New York Times in a report featuring images from photojournalist Federico Rios. He and reporter Julie Turkewitz spent a week with one of the many armed groups that have emerged in Colombia since 2016, the year of Colombia’s peace accord with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC. Read the full Story >>
DP Review Wednesday April 27, 2022
Drones go missing every day. Whether they're stolen or end up lost as the result of a crash or flyaway, a tool to help track them down was needed, declares DP Review, which spotlights a new drone-recover service called Stolen Drone Info. Powered by DroneSec's internal intelligence platform, SDI scans popular open marketplaces, where drones are likely to turn up, including Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist and eBay. Read the full Story >>
