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Gabriela Herman’s Rodeo Queens | I Love Photography | Ep. 38 | Nov 7, 2014
Another week, and another I Love Photography LIVE episode. This week we cover amazing portraits in the heart of the Ebola crisis, “death” photo...
Another week, and another I Love Photography LIVE episode. This week we cover amazing portraits in the heart of the Ebola crisis, “death” photos from Syria and Cambodia, and a wristworn flying drone for taking selfies.
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- 0:51 Daniel Berehulak’s Ebola Heroes
- 5:20 Syrian death photos
- 6:54 Cambodian death photos
- 9:46 Felipe Jacome’s portraits of Amazonians fighting big oil
- 13:47 Gabriela Herman’s Rodeo Queens
- 16:57 Lumu – the iPhone light meter
- 20:07 Nixie the drone selfie
- 23:01 The consequences of working for free – in the circus
- 29:03 Patrick Demarchelier shoots Jennifer Lawrence for Vanity Fair
- 32:05 Chance Faulkner hides in trash can for engagement photographer
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