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Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina - Monday October 1, 2018: The Young Reporters and Photographers team wait to have their team picture done at the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Axios reporter Amy Harder moderates a keynote conversation with Rep. Kathy Castor (D-FL), who chairs the newly created House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis.
Climate change has reemerged as a top priority on Capitol Hill — and the conversation has matured from whether to take action to how.
Learn more at www.wri.org/events/2019/04/reenergizing-climate-action-ca...
Du samedi 20 septembre au jeudi 25 septembre 2008
Voyage a San Francisco, Californie, Etats-Unis
Photos © Thierry CHENU
Photos © Laetitia MATHEVET
A Telemundo reporter gives a live update from the scene of yesterday's steam explosion in Midtown, as Con Edison employees work on repairing the pipes under Third Avenue.
Here's a photo of the intersection where the explosion occurred from last November.
Taken by Sarah Balser (sarahbalserphotography.blogspot.com/) for Michael Locklear (michaellocklear.com/) and The Rookie Reporter (therookiereporter.com/).
A reporter from Japan at the Tea Party Patriots American Policy Summit in Phoenix, Arizona.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
I decided to try to post a shot that I knew wasn't ever going to go into print for the paper and yet still tells a story, particularly the reporter's perspective in a way. (and also didn't require any noise reduction and such). Usually you don't want the reporters in the shots.
Congresswoman Doris Matsui came to my college today to hold a press conference about a $5 million stimulus grant our school district received to fund a health program for training students to get a career in the medical field.
(tagged the people I know as notes in the shot)
Dans le cadre d'un reportage de 6 mois ayant pour thème le suivit de jeunes gymnastes. photographies : Olivier Pain photographe a tours
Spotify's Global Head of Creator Services Troy Carter sat down with Nate Rau, Music Business Reporter of The Tennessean to discuss ways in which Spotify is supporting artists, delivering the best music experience to a global audience and contributing to the growth of the larger music industry ecosystem. Carter revealed specifics around how Spotify partners with and amplifies artist stories, helps artists better understand their listeners to more effectively grow and engage their fan base, and drives discovery to break artists and connect fans to music around the world.
Sir – Reporter James Connell highlights the problems that disabled pass holders have in the Cross area of Worcester ‘400 sign a petition opposing taxi plan’ (Worcester News, August 4).
The blue badge holders have received plenty of support against Worcester City Council plans to replace 11 disabled spaces in St Swtihin’s Street with eight taxi bays.
The taxi problem is getting worse and really needs to be addressed.
The eight new taxi spaces in St Swithin’s Street is a realistic suggestion, but not at the expense of the disabled. The fact that there are disabled spaces in all council car parks except one does favour the case for more taxi bays in the region of the Cross providing the disabled do not suffer.
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Came across a street reporter and snap a series of pics. I noticed tonight that in one he was staring right me. Went with a old 1950's vintage look. Popped the detail and contrast with some single frame tonemapping and then used the new Nik Silver Efx Pro 2.
Hofstra reporters fed back content from the Republican National Convention in Tampa, FL on August 25- 31, 2012
I'm reporter, and as a reporter i'll worry about few things into photography, quality, correct iso performance, and printability, meaning that we aren't Robert Kappa, making shaky picture on D-day, and even then there is so much people on the field, that you need THE picture. The choice of the "machine" is something important, most of the time better to make no noise at all, so an electronic shutter, better to avoid dust, fixed lens is good is the lens/sensor is perfect, something you can crop, focus on the lower corner and do like you are shooting somewhere else etc... but we need a pretty good image, and a focus that can be manual ( for noise or whatever ) actually i m no more working on sensitive places, but into art and cultural places, people doesn"t like noise, doesn"t like strobe, doesn't like a lot of things that would make my life easier ( seriously that boring sometime) and concert "at the candle" is often what happen. So I tested the DP3 Merrill from a friend, only problem at 200 iso ( if you follow the "whateveryonesays" ) its ugly, well look at the exif you'll understand what you can do
Partnerships between industry investment and environmentalists are paving the way to offshore wind. Robert L. Mitchell, CEO of Trans-Elect, the chief investment partner with Google for the Atlantic Wind Connection offshore wind transmission line project, and John Passacantando, writer, activist, and former director of Greenpeace USA