Too often the subjects of images of Africa seem to be reduced to symbols - viewers do not encounter them as fully rounded human beings, rarely seeing journalistic images of the middle class, artists or the cultural heritage of African countries. Peter DiCampo, with his iPhone, endeavors to address this.
- Accra
- Africa
- Africa
- Apple Inc.
- Austin Merrill
- Boston University
- Computing
- controversial tools
- Egypt
- electricity
- flash
- Ghana
- Glenna Gordon
- Holly Pickett
- Input/Output
- IOS
- IPhone
- iPhone
- iPhone photography
- Ivory Coast
- James Estrin
- Laura El-Tantawy
- Nashua
- New Hampshire
- Newsday
- Nigeria
- Northern Ghana
- Peace Corps
- Peter DiCampo
- Peter DiCampo
- Photo Agency
- Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
- Senegal
- Shannon Jensen
- showcase
- Smartphones
- South Sudan
- the Telegraph
- Uganda
- Zambia
- Zimbabwe
Hours of driving in the desert inspired Daniel Kukla to haul enormous mirrors into Joshua Tree National Park and photograph contrasts of landscape and sky.
- air-conditioned car
- American deserts
- Brooklyn
- Coachella Valley
- Colorado Desert
- Colorado Desert
- Colorado Desert
- Columbia University
- Daniel Kukla
- Daniel Kukla
- Deserts and xeric shrublands
- Deserts of California
- flash
- Geography of California
- Geography of Southern California
- Geography of the United States
- International Center of Photography
- Jesse Newman
- Jesse Newman
- Joshua Tree National Park
- Joshua Tree National Park
- Low Desert
- Mojave
- Mojave Desert
- Mojave Desert
- New York City
- Newsday
- Newsweek
- Newsweek
- rental car
- School of Journalism
- showcase
- Sonoran Desert
- Sonoran Desert
- Sonoran Desert
- Southern California
- Southern California
- Southern California
- Southern California desert
- the New York Times
- The Edge Effect
- the New York Times
- United States
An invite to a 1968 mega-concert helped Jim Cummins land a gig shooting hundreds of album covers, back when covers were a big deal, and record companies spared no expense.
- Album covers
- Alfred Eisenstaedt
- aretha franklin
- Aretha Franklin
- Aretha Franklin
- Atlantic
- Atlantic
- Blue Magic
- Blue Magic
- Bobby Womack
- California
- Columbia
- Curtis
- David Gonzalez
- Duke Ellington
- Duke Ellington
- Entertainment
- Glen Campbell
- Glen Campbell
- Guy Lombardo
- Guy Lombardo
- Hank Crawford
- I Thank You
- Janis Joplin
- Janis Joplin
- Jim Cummins
- Jim Cummins
- jimi hendrix
- Jimi Hendrix
- Jimi Hendrix
- Joe Tex
- Ken Kumba
- Lead guitarists
- Madison Square Garden
- miles davis
- Miles Davis
- Music photography
- Newsday
- Newsweek
- Newsweek
- Paris
- Philadelphia
- Pickett
- Sam and Dave
- showcase
- Sonny and Cher
- the New York Times
- The Lettermen
- the New York Times
- the Newsweek
- The Washington Star
- Wilson Pickett
- Wilson Pickett
- Wilson Pickett
- Yusef Lateef
Billy Stinson (L) comforts his daughter Erin Stinson as they sit on the steps where their cottage once stood August 28, 2011 in Nags Head, North Carolina. The cottage, built in 1903 and destroyed yesterday by Hurricane Irene, was one of the first vacation cottages built on Albemarle Sound in Nags Head. Stinson has owned the home, which is listed in the National Register of Historic Places, since 1963. “We were pretending, just for a moment, that the cottage was still behind us and we were just sitting there watching the sunset,” said Erin afterward.
Hurricane Irene moved along the east coast causing heavy flooding damage as far north as Vermont and shutting down the entire New York mass transit system.
- Albemarle
- Alexis Noa
- Andrea Morales/The New York Times
- Andrew Burton
- Antonia Schreiber
- AP Photo/The Asbury Park Press
- Ashley Catapano
- Atlantic hurricane season
- Atlantic Ocean
- Barack Obama
- Bettina Hansen/Hartford Courant
- Betty Walsh
- Bill Tiernan
- Billy Stinson
- Board of Education
- Boston
- Branford
- Breech Inlet
- Brendan Hoffman
- Brendon Morris
- Broad Channel
- Brooklyn Heights
- Captured
- car train
- Carolyn Cole/Los Angeles Times
- Cathy Zuraw
- Centreville
- Charles Eckert
- Chesapeake Bay
- Chloe Waterfield
- Chris Connelly
- Christian Chan
- Christopher Valentine
- Chuck Liddy
- Clark
- Cloe Poisson/Hartford Courant
- Coinjock
- Coney Island
- Connecticut
- Continental airlines
- Cox
- Craig Busick
- Craig Ruttle
- Dare County
- David Alan Harvey
- Delaware
- Disaster
- East Coast
- east coast
- East Hampton
- East Haven
- East River
- electricity
- Elise Amendola
- Elizabeth Nguyen
- EMMANUEL DUNAND
- ERIN COX
- Erin Stinson
- Fairfield Beach
- Farmington River
- financial network
- Florida
- Folly Beach
- Fred R. Conrad/The New York Times
- Freeport
- George Driscoll
- Gerry Broome
- Getty Images
- Goose Creek Island
- Gordon M. Grant/The New York Times
- Hamilton Beach
- HAMPTON BAYS
- Head hill
- Herman Noa
- historic covered bridge
- Hoboken
- Holly Gandron
- home
- Housatonic River
- Hurricane Emily
- Hurricane Irene
- Hurricane Katrina
- Intermediate School
- Irene Monday
- Isaac Morris
- Jackie Sparnackel
- James Estrin/The New York Times
- James M. Patterson
- Jane Jordan
- Jean Baptista
- Jeff Goad
- Jeremy M. Lange/The New York Times
- Jessica Hill
- Jim Gerrity
- Jim Lang
- Jim Watson
- Joe Raedle
- John Karavas
- John Weglarz
- Karly Domb Sadof
- Kathy Kmonicek
- Kill Devil hill
- Kitty Hawk
- Lebanon
- Leonard Runnells
- Liles Eanes
- Lisa Gerrity
- Long Beach
- Lorton
- Los Angeles Times
- Louis Davis
- Lowland
- Maine
- MANASQUAN
- Manasquan Inlet
- Marcus Yam/The New York Times
- Mario Tama
- Mark Mirko/Hartford Courant
- Mark Wilson
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Matt Rourke
- Matthew Gandron
- Michael Appleton/The New York Times
- Michael Bloomberg
- Michael Loccisano
- Mike Groll
- Mike Stobe
- Milford
- Millbury
- Monroe
- Montauk
- Morris Island
- Nadine Noa
- Nags Head
- Nags Head hill
- Nags hill
- Nancy Zakhary
- Nathaniel Brooks/The New York Times
- National Park Service
- National Weather Service
- New City
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New York
- New York
- New York City
- Newark
- Newport
- Newsday
- Nick Krashefski
- Norristown
- North Carolina
- North Carolina coast
- Northfield
- Ocean City
- Pat Sterner
- Patrick Catapano
- Paul Kapteyn
- Penn Athletic Club on Boathouse Row
- personnel search
- Peru
- Peter Carr
- Philadelphia
- Pine Creek
- Polina Yamshchikov
- Pond Point Beach
- Radio City
- Raleigh
- Rhonda Woods
- Robert Nickelsberg
- Robert Ray
- Robert Stolarik/The New York Times
- Rye Brook
- Sabra Nethercutt
- Sandy Macys
- Sanford
- Sara D. Davis
- Sarah Bates
- Schuylkill River
- Scott Olson
- Seward Park High School
- Shawn Rocco
- Skylr Peele
- Sophie Waterfield
- South Carolina
- Spencer Platt
- Springfield
- Stacey Catapano
- STEPHEN CHERNIN
- Steve Earley
- Stony Creek
- Stratford
- Surf City
- Taylor West
- the New York Times
- The Asbury Park Press
- The Connecticut Post
- The Journal News
- The News & Observer
- The News Journal
- The Post And Courier
- The Valley News
- The Virginian-Pilot
- The Windham Spa
- Thomas A. Ferrara
- Thomas P. Costello
- Tim Vetter
- Tim Waterfield
- TOBY JORRIN
- Toby Talbot
- Trenton
- Trenton Transit Center
- United States
- US east coast
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Virginia Beach
- Volvo
- Waitsfield
- Washington
- Weather
- William Thomas Cain
- Windsor
- Winslow Townson
- Worcester
- Worcester Telegram & Gazette
When the photographer Rocco Rorandelli traveled to China and India, the world's largest tobacco producers, he found startling differences between the two, as Emily Epstein reports.
- Addiction
- Afghanistan
- Beedi
- Bulgaria
- chemicals
- chemotherapy
- China
- China
- Cigar
- Cigarettes
- Electronic cigarette
- Emily Anne Epstein
- Emily Epstein
- food
- Health
- Human behavior
- India
- India
- Italy
- Karnataka
- Kunming
- Milan
- New York City
- Newsday
- Newsweek
- Newsweek
- Rocco Rorandelli
- Rocco Rorandelli
- Rome
- showcase
- Smoking
- Three Gorges
- Tobacco
- Tobacco
- Turkey
- United States
- Virginia
- Yangtze River