Good photo by David Alan Harvey, better caption:
“Do you need a fish that bad?” I shouted at this boy as he repeatedly cast a line into the heaving sea. “Do you need a photo that bad?” he shouted back. We ended up agreeing that we were both a little crazy for being out on the Nags Head during a nor ‘easter.
(via Tearsheet of the Day | 24 May 2012 « P H O T O J O U R N A L I S M L I N K S)
Despite the painterly color and uncanny composition, the National Geographic Photo of the Day is, indeed, a photograph.Photographer Franz Lanting captured this scene in Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia. The bright orange background is a large sand dune, illuminated by the morning light. Camel thorn trees line the foreground, in the shadow of another dune.
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I’ve seen a lot of photos with these huge Namibian dunes as the backdrop. This one is the best.
The only way this could be better is if the magazine were real.
This is awesome. Love the play on words.
Welcome! My name is Mark Dodge Medlin. I'm an editor and former journalist living in Los Angeles.
I make photos, many of which I also post here.
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During an anti-terror and security drill, South Korean soldiers take their...
Left, photograph by Thomas Prior, Untitled, 2013. Via. Right, photograph by Pawel Dudziak, The King
Profound graffiti spotted on Market Street.
(San Francisco, CA)
