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Motonosumi Shrine was selected by CNN Travel as one of the "31 Most Beautiful Places in Japan." The shrine's remarkable location makes for a striking contrast between the red of its gates and the cobalt blue of the waves below.
I was interviewed by CNN about the 2010 Washington, DC protest. Video aired on NBC, and the resulting article can be found here: j.mp/59mwv1 Photograph by Tracy Robson. (1/21/10)
Cavok Airlines Antonov An-12B UR-CNN departs from Runway 28 at BWI. Not totally sharp due to some heat haze, but couldn't resist the smokey photo.
Uploading some old works from college to add to my archive on Flickr.
These collages were a tangential exploration of my Studio Art thesis where I drew the front page image on CNN.com everyday for a few months. Here I printed out some of the screenshots and selectively removed and modified them. I started to become really interested in disaster photographs and messes, so the top one is the most interesting to me (but now resides with Chico in NYC)
This photo was taken in Bangkok. It was taken with an Olympus Pen 5 PL. The lens was a 45mm Olympus M. 1.8. Bangkok is one of the most exciting cities in the world .
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Inauguré en 2007, le MAMBO (Museo d'Arte Moderna di Bologna) compte parmi les musées d'art moderne et contemporain d'Italie les plus remarquables. Cette cathédrale des arts de 9 500 m2 occupe le bâtiment d'un ancien four à pain, en soi un exemple remarquable d'architecture industrielle reconvertie aux services de l'art. La collection permanente du musée retrace l'histoire de l'art italien contemporain, de la Seconde Guerre mondiale à nos jours, organisée en neuf sections thématiques, telles que « Art et idéologie », « Art et action », « Nouvelle perspectives », etc. Laboratoire d'exploration de nouvelles formes culturelles dans une ville depuis toujours réputée pour être une ville d'expérimentation, le MAMBO organise régulièrement des expositions monographiques dédiées à des artistes italiens et étrangers de renommée. Le bâtiment du Mambo abrite aussi le musée Giorgio Morandi, l'un des plus grands artistes italiens du XXe siècle. On y découvre plus de 254 œuvres du peintre bolonais, son atelier d’artiste ainsi que les fameuses bouteilles que Morandi peignait en les considérant comme des êtres à part entière. La maison de Morandi se visite, via Fondazza 36 (vendredi et samedi de 14h à 16h d'octobre à mai et de 17h à 19h de juin à septembre, le dimanche de 11h à 13h toute l'année, entrée libre sur réservation). Enfin, on trouve au MAMBO une bibliothèque spécialisée en art contemporain, une librairie et un restaurant-cafétéria, très fréquenté au moment de l'apéritif.
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Cavok Air Leaving East Midlands at Sun down, UR-CNN looking great along with the trusty black engine smoke as she left.
Cavok Airlines Antonov An-12B UR-CNN taxies down Runway 33L on its way to depart from Runway 28 at BWI.
EI-CNN Lockheed L-1011-385 Tristar 1 Air Scandic / Aer Turas @ Manchester International Airport (scanned from 35mm slide / Canon EOS 50E)
Minolta XE-7, Ilford FP5+, 16mm Sigma Lens
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Masha Alekhina and Nadya Tolokonnikova, members of the Russian Feminist Art Punk Rock Collective "Pussy Riot," joined moderator Jill Dougherty, CNN foreign affairs correspondent and Public Policy Scholar of the Woodrow Wilson Center for Scholars, in a discussion on protest movements and Russian politics. Tolokonnikova’s husband, Pyotr Verzilov, provided translation while The Pussy Riot members discussed their goals, methods and purpose as a group protesting the Putin regime in Russia, as well as their reasons for extending their campaign outside of Russia. - See more at: forum.iop.harvard.edu/content/conversation-feminist-prote...