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ESPN’s Body Issue & Gregg Segal’s Trash Series – #ILovePhoto Chat July 11, 2014
This week Allen Murabayashi and I discuss all the photo series’ that bubbled up above the rest this week on the web including Gregg Segal’s Tra...
This week Allen Murabayashi and I discuss all the photo series’ that bubbled up above the rest this week on the web including Gregg Segal’s Trash – and how the paparazzi are using quadcopters to get in Miley Cyrus’ business. Tune in below and follow along with the links provided, or subscribe to the I Love Photo iTunes podcast here.
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- ESPN Body Issue
- Glamour photos replace the selfie?
- Dishes worthy of Instagram, but not eating?
- Instagraming Food Is Really About One Upsmanship
- Male Chef
- Chinese Propogandists needs a Photoshop Lynda course
- Getty Images 100m embeds in 3 months
- Nikon kicks out Doug Gordon from Ambassador Program
- URGENT SET KILL NOTICE for Malia Obama
- Miley Cyrus Dealing with Paparazzi Drones
- Joe Pugliese photographs Lance Armstrong for Esquire
- Susana Raab’s Fast Food Culture
- Gregg Segal’s Trash Series
- Sgt Larry Reid’s Thunderbird Photos
- Will it Beard?
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