12.11.2007-16:52:52 :: Remember, remember, the velvet November


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VII ma novych clenov. Ich portfolia na stranke stoja za pozretie.

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a zase ma neprijali

:)

ten bleasdale tam ma par kuskov podobnych salgadovym workers...
ale super su vsetky... aj pagetti rulez

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a hlasil si sa? 8)

Ja sa priznam, ze by som nedal dokopy jedno poriadne nespravodajske portfolio co by som im ukazal.

inak bleasdale BIOGRAPHY

Marcus Bleasdale has spent more than seven years covering the brutal conflict within the borders of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The work was published in his book “One Hundred Years of Darkness," which is recognised in the best photojournalism books of the year (2002) by Photo District News in the USA.

He is widely published in the UK, Europe and the USA in publications such as The Sunday Times Magazine, The Telegraph Magazine, Geo, Stern, The New Yorker, TIME, Newsweek and National Geographic Magazine.

Marcus has received acclaim for his work over the years, including several first prizes in Picture of the Year and NPPA awards. In 2004 he was awarded the UNICEF Photographer of the Year Award, the 3P Photographer Award and the Alexia Foundation Grant. He exhibited in New York at Moving Walls 2005 and was awarded the Open Society Institute Distribution Grant 2005 for his work with Human Rights Watch. Marcus’s images have also been chosen by PDN as one of the most iconic of the 21st century.

In 2005 Marcus was named Magazine Photographer of the Year by POYi. In 2006 he was awarded the prestigious Olivier Rebbot Award for best foreign reporting in the USA, and he won a World Press Award for his work on street children in Congo.

In 2007 he was awarded, together with Human Rights Watch, a grant by the Open Society Institute to continue his work on justice and accountability in the DRC. Also in 2007 he was awarded $50,000 by the Freedom of Expression Institute in Norway to continue his work on the effects of oil exploration on populations around the world.

Marcus continues to cover those issues underreported and forgotten by today’s media.

By ma zaujimalo ako sa dostane clovek ktomu ze moze pent more than seven years covering the brutal conflict within the borders of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Ten zaciatok

ktomu mi napada Kratochvil, ze ci by bol dnes v VII keby neemigroval.

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K tomu sa priznavat nemusis to vieme ;)

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spina 8)