After Donald Trump's ugly outburst about athletes who "take the knee," it seemed time to look at the man our president was alluding to.
Continue ReadingIt feel like disaster all around. That's par for the course with Trump in charge, but nature has been going the same way.
Continue ReadingIt took a second devastating earthquake for visual media to focus more intimately on Mexico's suffering. Should it have?
Continue ReadingI am looking forward to Saturday's special edition of the Reading the Pictures Salon at the fabulous Photoville festival. I'll be having a conversation with former White House photographer, Pete Souza.
Continue ReadingThese eco disaster photos allow us to take account of the slow consequences of Harvey and Irma. The fact they defy closure is the whole point.
Continue ReadingThe photo was taken in 2011, on the 10th anniversary of 9/11. It seems even more relevant now.
Continue ReadingThe Dreamers' legitimacy was obvious in the widespread disdain for Trump's action. It is also echoing through the news photography.
Continue ReadingFrom the beginning, we sensed Harvey would be physically and socially devastating. These powerful, but lesser seen photos stood out.
Continue ReadingAlthough Harvey's impact seems to be mercifully smaller in ways than recent monster storms overseas, these events call for larger ways to scale them.
Continue ReadingIn one incredibly lashing from the heavens, we now face our own refugee crisis.
Continue ReadingThe tepid, reluctant Afghanistan reboot. Phoenix. The ongoing impact of Charlottesville. The best we could say this week was, thank heavens for the eclipse.
Continue ReadingM. Scott Mahaskey's photo taken outside Trump's rally in Phoenix on Tuesday night is as audacious, and biblical, as the times.
Continue ReadingWith disks and circles the rule of the day, I liked this shot because it made me laugh out loud.
Continue ReadingThis week's round up is dedicated to the brazen white supremacist march in Charlottesville, and Trump's fanning of those flames.
Continue ReadingSometime posturing is phony, other times it's blunt. How disheartening that the war bluster falls between the two.
Continue ReadingThe link between power and sex (or power AS sex) is right grippingly, gropingly there.
Continue ReadingOur weekly visual roundup looks at the new White House Chief-of-Staff, General John Kelly, coverage of culture and real wars, and more effective photos of the environment.
Continue ReadingAs healthcare frays and political abuse further breaks down the system, these scenes become a lot more recognizable.
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