This photo from a N.Y. sushi restaurant takes on a different sense given that the ocean off Japan will likely soon up its glow, and those domestic nuke plants we've been rock-bottom assured are bulletproof might not be.
Continue ReadingFP has a penchant for futility rankings accompanied by like-minded slideshows.
Continue ReadingI'm really don't get the deafness of TEPCO's visual PR.
Continue ReadingIf you think about it, this photo may be one answer to the question that hangs over the war in Afghanistan. That question is, what are we seeing, really?
Continue ReadingI'm interested in whether the two versions, the cropped version versus the full-size, really effects the meaning of the photo and alters the visual news consumer's perception of the situation on the Syrian - Turkish border.
Continue ReadingWhile China struggles with its "Emperor brats," is the only way to stoke the Western competitive spirit these days (not to mention, more online clicks) through consumer envy?
Continue ReadingPoppies and opium fields have been favorite visual subject matter since the war began. In this case, the question is how much resonance there is between the dreamy pictures, the effect of the plants and the logic of the build up and now, potential drawdown?
Continue ReadingThe latest video from TEPCO chronicles the green goo counter-offensive.
Continue ReadingSomething disarming about women hoisting rocks.
Continue ReadingWith pics like this on the wire coming away from his encounter with the Israel lobby, I'm sure the White House is now feeling better about the Netanyahu dust-up.
Continue ReadingAnd then, talking about petty visual putdowns by the WH where Netanyahu is concerned....
Continue ReadingI remember Afsaneh, quite matter-of-factly pointing to the portrait of Obama and asking: "You know what this photo is showing, don't you?"
Continue ReadingWe conclude our series remembering Chris Hondros: Tyler Hicks, Darren McCollester, Shannon Stapleton, James Pomerantz, and Bruno Stevens. Additional photos and videos by Tim Fadek, Mark Ovaska, and Alan Chin.
Continue ReadingThe fact that the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists had to state that the plan wasn't an April Fool's joke is telling.
Continue ReadingIt’s not clear what the public’s reaction will be to Japan’s "final solution," but besides devastating animal activist and lovers worldwide, it will fulfill the aim of not just eliminating the irradiated animals, but also the problem of the photos.
Continue ReadingA crowd gathered at the World Trade Center site (Ground Zero) to celebrate after President Obama announced the killing of Osama Bin Laden.
Continue ReadingPerhaps this photo was so intensely popular because fantasy is out-of-style.
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