These are external links and will open in a new windowThe photo, titled "Straight Voice", was taken by AFP photographer Yasuyoshi Chiba.It shows a demonstrator reciting protest poetry, while a crowd of fellow protesters illuminate him with the light from their phones.Judges said Chiba's "poetic" photo showed the power of youth and art.Longtime ruler Omar al-Bashir was overthrown last April, leading to a violent struggle between the military and the pro-democracy movement.Discussing the image, Chiba said: "This moment was the only peaceful group protest I encountered during my stay. How can you overprocess a painting?There are ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-FIVE countries in the world, so why do you think more Americans should have won?Maybe we should have a "token" winner from Burkina Faso, maybe one from Fiji, and one from Tuvalu, and one from Kiribati?I think people should put less attention to the nationality of the photographer or the camera used, and more on the pictures insteadJeff Greenberg has been going on about Americans and Albanians for a while. But how long are we going to think our photographic skills have any f*%^^ing relevance, or how to rejoice at all to look at a photograph, in the name of telling a story.

This photo won a World Press Photo prize on Thursday. Will we learn a lesson from it? Basically I am not interested in taking (most of) these recent competition winning photos. You'd think Australia wanted to promote dying coral reefs and global warming.For all of you complaining about these photos, what are you looking for in them?

How are you sharing how you see the world?Collectively these photos help us stand back from the small world we know and help present options in all walks of life.Unfortunately we can already guess which subject next year will be filling the nominees.I think jury made a great choice this year - newsworthy, not Photoshop worthy That image of Dai Kurokawa is priceless...For better or worse i don't think anyone knows where we'll be in a years time. Yes I can see you can do a much better job......depressing and ordinary.... a lot like your gallery.I never said my Gallery was award winner, but you dont see me complaining about winner images like the ones posted here.

@Alejandro You have repeatedly posted that comment, it makes no sense at all. Here's why that's wrong and how to figure out what to charge.Open source software such as darktable is a free alternative to expensive standalone and subscription-based photo editing software. Canon EOS R5 Review (8K video, 45MP, overheating issues) The photo, titled "Straight Voice", was taken by AFP photographer Yasuyoshi Chiba. And now that exploitation has bitten us back, in the form of Covid. New filters include various circular polarizing, neutral density and specialty filters.Adventure filmmaker Nathan McBride was one of the first people to use the DJI Mavic Air 2, and had just started working on a promotional video when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the US. ).I think all of these photos are taken in a hurry.

. In our latest buying guide we've selected some cameras that might be a bit older but still offer a lot of bang for the buck.What’s the best camera for under $1500? "Five other photos were nominated as finalists in the contest.On 10 March 2019 Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET302 crashed after taking off from Addis Ababa, killing 157 people. But after some encouragement from a nurse, she went in, held Ahmed's hand and had a short conversation with him.After a day at the International Defence Exhibition and Conference (Idex) in Abu Dhabi last February, Nikita Teryoshin photographed this businessman locking away a pair of anti-tank grenade launchers.Idex is one of the biggest arms trade-fairs in the world, and the largest defence exhibition and conference in the Middle East. Payback's a b*tch.Photo from second frame reminds me much of JR:Mural project (The Chronicles of SF, The Gun Chronicles, etc.

These midrange cameras should have capable autofocus systems, lots of direct controls and the latest sensors offering great image quality. Story telling at it's best: idiots swimming with Tigers, war and destruction, slaughtering endangered species, the results of global warming .

Yep i will apply next year with my street photography :)Press photographers shoot for news publications not exhibitions. Aug 11, 2020 I find all of these compelling for various reasons. The World Press Photo Foundation recently announced the results of its 63rd annual World Press Photo Contest.

I felt their undefeated solidarity like burning embers that remain to flare up again. What a bunch of bs this is.Take a picture of the corruption and ignorance. it's all here. It's always been that way. It was the second crash involving a Boeing 737 Max airliner in just five months.