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#ILovePhoto Chat – April 4, 2014
In this week’s edition of the I Love Photography podcast, Allen Murabayashi and I discuss the nominees for the National Magazine Awards, includin...
In this week’s edition of the I Love Photography podcast, Allen Murabayashi and I discuss the nominees for the National Magazine Awards, including Bruce Gilden’s Deep-Fried America on a Stick, Harper’s longest run photo essay, and the one April fool’s joke that tricked us both. Watch below and follow along with the links, or subscribe to the podcast via iTunes.
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The Canon EOS 1 Smartphone, Powered by Android … and Sprinkled With Fairy Dust
National Magazine Awards 2014 Finalists Announced
Chicago Fire: A Photo Essay by Daniel Shea
New York for “Candy Land,” photographs by Will Cotton
Vice for “Deep-Fried America on a Stick,” by Sophie D. Gilden, photographs by Bruce Gilden
Tomas van Houtryve Drone Essay Longest Ever Published by Harper’s
PHOTOS OF THE MINING BOOM THAT IS TRANSFORMING THE AMERICAN WEST
Dying for a photograph (and an Audi A3 advert)
All Together • Stronger Together Giants ad campaign
‘A Love Supreme’ Comes Alive In Unearthed Photos
Call for Proposals: Announcing the 2014 Women’s Initiative Grant
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