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RESPECT. Premiere Issue(18)
Respect celebrates the images of a culture that changed a generation. These photos are the visual sound track to many lives. Respect is a photo journal for hip-hop culture that pays tribute to the other rock stars who have gone unnoticed or not gotten the recognition they deserve—the photographers. Available now at Barnes and Noble and Borders.
Ben Watts(0)
This Englishman doesn’t take pictures. He tries to catch lightning in a bottle and then take a flick of that. With his second book, he’s coming pretty close to pulling it off.
Josh Cheuse(1)
Today Josh Cheuse’s ‘80s snapshots are iconic, classic and intimate markers of the birth of a nation. Not that he saw it coming.
- » Clay Patrick McBride
- » Danny Clinch
- » Barron Claiborne
- » Phil Knott
- » Jonathan Mannion
- » Anthony Mandler
Hip-Hop Photography in the News:
- Mike Schreiber – New York Photographer to Hip Hop's Finest Music Artists – Grooveeffect (blog) – February 8, 2010
- Aisha the photographer – NEXT – February 8, 2010
- Gritty Scene, Mostly Male and White – New York Times – February 8, 2010
- The revolution will not be televised – DigitalJournal.com – February 8, 2010
- Marley concert spills Jumping Beans – MorungExpress – February 8, 2010
Photo District News Pulse
- Is This Stock Photo Infringing–Or Fair Use? – February 8, 2010
- Sculptors Plagiarize Image; What Should Photographer Do Next? – February 5, 2010
- Haiti Aftermath Coverage: A Live Chat – February 5, 2010
- Friday Fun: Is It a Fuji or a Voigtlander? – February 5, 2010
- Did Getty Just Repackage Its RF Dregs? – February 4, 2010
From a Former Photo Editor
- Commercial Photographer Income – February 8, 2010
- Ad Agency Guide To Photography Usage Terms – February 5, 2010
- Cuban Rails Against Google and News Aggregators – February 5, 2010
- Ask Anything ? Should Photographers be Unionized? – February 4, 2010
- News Corporation on ?cusp of digital dynasty? – February 4, 2010
