Media bias usually has to do with what's in the frame--not whether there is one. Turkey's Syria invasion is an example of bias for only showing one side.
Continue ReadingThis week, we discuss four great impeachment photos. They cover Trump and Zelensky, the Democrats and the media spectacle, the witnesses, and the evidence.
Continue ReadingThis week, we look at a viral wedding portrait from a California firestorm, a divine impeachment photo, and a Trump retweet of the ISIS raid dog
Continue ReadingBetween the heat and the photography, it’s hard not to process this as a portrait of six scorched and very pissed off water buffalo.
Continue ReadingAs soon as the White House announced the death of Bakr al-Baghdadi, the Trump and Obama Situation Room photos became historical twins.
Continue ReadingThis week, we look at the viral White House Trump/Pelosi face-off, an impeachment-inspired Guiliani screenshot, and a photo from Turkey's Syria invasion.
Continue ReadingChavez's photo draws on fantasy and imagination and then combines those qualities with "human industry," in both senses of the term.
Continue ReadingBy banning Hong Kong protesters from wearing face masks, China is also hoping to undermine the visual and the moral power of these disguises.
Continue ReadingOn one level, the poster is just another creative climate change warning. On another, though, it’s a memory jolt to the boomers.
Continue ReadingI'm sure this scene is more nuanced in South Africa. But to see a photo in America of black kids eyeballing a white kid is exceedingly rare.
Continue ReadingThis week, we look at a Saudi wreckage display, migrants apprehended in a Texas cotton field, and the Obama/Greta Thunberg fist bump.
Continue ReadingMost climate strike photos capture the passion and urgency of young activists. This shot speaks to their audacity.
Continue ReadingThese Dead Sea formations called "salt chimneys" crystalize around freshwater streams. They appeared with the drop in water levels, but nobody knows why.
Continue ReadingThis week, Chatting the Pictures looks at a migrant mother stopped in Mexico, a Greta Thunberg portrait, and a viewing room shot from the Democratic debate.
Continue ReadingThis week, Chatting the Pictures looks at an elegant news portrait of "The Squad," the four Congresswomen under racial attack, and overly artful photos of the NOLA flooding and the French Bastille Day military parade.
Continue ReadingThis week, Chatting the Pictures looks at young women protesting Jeffrey Epstein, the Megan Rapinoe Sports Illustrated cover, and another disturbing immigration photo.
Continue ReadingThis week, our Chatting the Pictures webcast looks at a live photo from a Texas shooting, a unique climate change picture, and a provocative fashion shot.
Continue ReadingThe significance of the drowning photograph: America at a tipping point. What it says about Trump. When a photo like this should be seen.
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