Exposure: The woman behind the camera at Abu Ghraib

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The full list of Stuff White People Like

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'Killing Fields' journalist dies

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Condoleezza Rice hails Obama's race speech 'as important for the United States'

what I would like understood as a black American is that black Americans loved and had faith in this country even when this country didn't love and have faith in them, and that's our legacy ¶

Mysterious discrepancies in grain prices baffle experts

Economists say there should not be two prices for one thing at the same place and time... ¶

UK politician calls Police war on photography "Daft"

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Designated for change

Back in '73, the designated hitter made the AL a new ball game ¶

Andy Rouse reviews the D300

He likes it. ¶

One woman's war

Canadian photojournalist Rita Leistner travelled to Baghdad in 2003 as a freelance reporter determined to get behind the front lines of the war in Iraq. ¶

How the rights to your photos are being hijacked by photo contests and social media sites

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Is a photograph of something a derivative work?

Photographs of other objects are not derivative works of those objects... a photograph of an object is not "based on" that object: it is a mere depiction of it. If your photograph of something is a derivative work, then your photo infringes on the rights of the copyright holder of whatever you photographed. So if a photo is not by definition a derivative work, then the copyright of the photographed object is not affected by your taking a photo of it. So the argument that you can't take a picture of something 'for copyright reasons' is not true, at least in the US of A. ¶

Money buys happiness -- if you spend it on someone else

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The Ten Legal Commandments of Photography

Most of the reasons people give you why you can't take pictures are wrong, surprise surprise surprise. ¶

A City That Sat on Its Treasures, but Didn’t See Them

Chandigarh throws out Corbusier's furniture as junk, finds out too late it was valuable junk. ¶

Aperture Faux Xprocess Primer

How to mimic cross processing using Aperture - works surprisingly well. ¶

Like it was great, awesome (totally)

Mr Keillor ponders being old[er] in San Francisco. ¶

Aperture 2.0: the Ars Technica review

Reasonably positive - overall much better than Aperture 1.x, but still missing some pretty significant tools [i.e. curves]. ¶

Which is the best Irish bar in New York for a pint and shepherd's pie?

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Guns wave and fists fly as "snow rage" erupts

Oh Canada, eh? ¶

An enduring measure of fitness: the push-up

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The Daily Mash - I'LL BE JUST FINE, SAYS PLANET

The planet, based 93 million miles from the Sun, said it was 'sick and tired' of being drawn into arguments about human behaviour ¶

East and West: Seeing the world through different lenses

Americans are more zoom... East Asians are more panoramic ¶

Photographs unravel Turkey's ethnic tapestry

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House of Augustus in Rome opens to public

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The Daily Mash - DIANA JURY ASKS CORONER: WHY ARE WE HERE?

After hearing two hours of detailed evidence about Diana's affair with surgeon Hasnat Khan, the 12 men and women at the High Courts of Justice interrupted proceedings to ask if they could go back to the bit about the car crash... ¶

High Tech Cowboys of the Deep Seas: The Race to Save the Cougar Ace

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Getting Real

37 Signals' thoughts on web [app] development ¶

NSFW: Disturbing new photos from Abu Ghraib

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