What Would Gandhi Do? — Our Twitter/Instagram Round Up of the Week
More Trump, contest photos from Syria and Chicago, Somalia/Downton Abbey: Our Twitter/Instagram round-up this week.
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Suddenly Not Invisible: Miami Debate Picture of the Night
Her name is Lucia Quiej and her moment of fame was, indeed, stunning.
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Quick Takes on Trump’s Post-Primary Press Meat
It's American politics reduced to the level of the Ginsu knife. Etc.
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Trump as Orifice: Peterson, Gowdy Get to the Essence
As photographers start to boil Trump down, I hope the electorate does the same exam.
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A Remembrance of (Nancy) Reagan
One of the more interesting photos marking the passing Nancy Reagan, it naturally says as much about him as about her.
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Our Friday Twitter/Instagram Round-Up
Between the photo contests, the campaign and the politically-charged Academy Awards, there has almost been too much imagery to process.
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The Ruins of the Space Program
If you liked the space program, it will be a mixed blessing. If you like ruins, however, you will feel right at home.
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Super Tuesday ’16: Photo Final
You would think resounding Super Tuesday victories by Clinton and Trump would bring more certainty and uncomplicated celebration. It didn't look that way to us.
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The Christopher Morris Assault and the Incitement of Violence
The takeaway from the assault on Christoper Morris yesterday? Many of the GOP candidates, their rallies and their photo ops are fostering an atmosphere of violence.
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Race Optics and the 2016 Academy Awards
Looking more closely at the images, the way the Academy Awards program navigated the race issue wasn't nearly as slick as it seemed.
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The GOP Texas Debate Showdown in a Picture
The bleating message coming from Rubio, Cruz and Treasure Island: Trump is not who he purports to be.
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World Press Photo Winners: Mary F. Calvert and Military Sexual Assault
I wanted to focus on the more political side of Mary F. Calvert’s award-winning photo project on women raped or sexually assaulted while serving in the U.S. military.
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Our Top Campaign Pix from S. Carolina to Nevada
Here's our "best of" the presidential campaign over the past few weeks.
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On that Rare Photo Meditating on the GOP Campaign and Race
It's not altogether unusual to see African-Americans at GOP campaign rallies. It is, though, to find the rare photo that calls it out.
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Progress and Catastrophe at the World Press Photo Awards
The winners bring us closer not only to the world as it is, but also to the world as it is unfolding from past to present to future.
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Sanders on the *One Hand* and Cruz on *the Other*
Could you find another set of hands that are this charged to set off the other?
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On Warren Richardson’s 2016 World Press Photo of the Year
The achievement of Richardson's World Press winning picture is the equally high level of artistry and story. Simply, it represents what we're seeing more consistently these days: a higher caliber press photograph.
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Between the Sheets: On that Photo of Scalia’s Bed at the Luxury Ranch
Clearly, what we're looking at are now some of the most famous pillows and bed sheets in history.
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