People Tuesday September 30, 2025
Wedding photographers: Don’t let this happen to you. People magazine reports on a new bride who says she was "furious" to discover that one of her bridesmaids "hijacked" her wedding photographer to shoot some professional headshots. In a poston Reddit's "Bridezillas" forum, the bride explained that she later discovered that the bridesmaid had “whipped out a blazer, put it over her dress, and proceeded to have the bridal photographer take 'just a few' work headshots for her... for at least 15 minutes."
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David Schonauer Tuesday September 30, 2025
"Birds don't recognize borders, and their migrations connect people and places across the Americas," notes the Audubon Society, which has announced the winners of its 2025 Audubon Photography
Photography Awards. This year's contest followed the lead of birds without borders by augmenting its contest open to residents of the United States and Canada with a second contest that showcases
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The New York Times Monday September 29, 2025
Joe Stevens, who, after wearying of a hectic career as a road manager for the Byrds and the Lovin’ Spoonful, transformed into a celebrated rock photographer who chronicled the golden era of amplified rebellion from Woodstock to the Sex Pistols and beyond, died on Aug. 26 in Concord, N.H. He was 87, notes The New York Times. Stevens worked at the British music bible New Musical Express for much of the 1970s as a staff photographer after moving to London early in the decade.
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AnOther Monday September 29, 2025
“No one knows us Brits better than Martin Parr. He really sees us, for better or for worse. Baked beans on toast, Sunday cricket, fish and chip shops, Carnival parades, Jubilee parties, bog-snorkellers and seaside resorts have all comprised ‘Parr land,’” notes AnOther. But the tables have turned this year with Parr becoming a subject rather than observer, first in Lee Shulman’s documentary I Am Martin Parr, and now in his own autobiography. Parr talks with writer Alessandro Merola about his life and love of the ordinary,
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