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Upcoming Photo Exhibit Celebrates Your Greatest Fears (opens the original)
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If avoidance is not the best way to deal with fears, a photo gallery in metro Boston has an opposite approach: a show that celebrates fear. Starting October 2, the Green Street Photo Collective in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, will host a month-long exhibit called “Phobias.” The salon-style exhibition will transform the gallery “into a physical catalog of fear, covering the wall with photographs of the things people are afraid and/or how those fears make them feel,” says the photo collective. “W
Award-Winning Documentary Celebrates Pioneering Black Photographers (opens the original)
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Filmmaker/photographer Michael Blackshire, age 32, has made a documentary about pioneering Black photographers in Chicago, now in their eighties. Blackshire’s film “Voices in the Mirror” features interviews with octogenarian photojournalists Ovie Carter and Bob Black. It is a 2026 Student Academy Award Finalist. “I felt that Ovie Carter and Bob Black were not talked about enough,” says Blackshire, “and needed to be discussed more in photojournalism classes. The story felt like an unsung story of
Pulitzer-Winning Photographer Marcus Yam Is Doing it All (opens the original)
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Globetrotting Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Marcus Yam has recovered from a work injury, completed a Nieman Fellowship at Harvard, and returned to the field, where he now develops, writes, and photographs features. “My first piece for The Globe and Mail just got published,” said Yam on July 25, referring to his report from Taiwan about ordinary citizens training to help if China invades the island. Yam spent more than two weeks in Taiwan to chronicle how its tension with China shapes daily
Freelance Photographers Balk at New Wall Street Journal Contract (opens the original)
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The Wall Street Journal says it is keeping pace with technology and protecting its photography archive. But hundreds of freelancers — anxious about intellectual property ownership — object to the Journal’s new contract and are withholding their services. “It is perhaps the most unified and the most angry I have ever seen the photojournalism community, and may be a bellwether for the visual-media industry,” says freelancer Daniella Zalcman in an article with her byline published July 8 by Columbi
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