World Press Photo Contest 2006 winner and the last 50 years
Bodwick
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Well worth a look with some of the most memorable shots ever seen. (Also some shocking stuff, not for the easily upset)..
History
"The photo of a motor-cross competitor taking a tumble ,1955" through to today.
The winners gallery 2006 For the 2005 competition
The winners over the last 50 years
I wondered about trying to comment on any of the shots from over the years or to pick a possible best of best. I was unable to find words or decide any that could be described as better than another.
History
"The photo of a motor-cross competitor taking a tumble ,1955" through to today.
The winners gallery 2006 For the 2005 competition
The winners over the last 50 years
I wondered about trying to comment on any of the shots from over the years or to pick a possible best of best. I was unable to find words or decide any that could be described as better than another.
"The important thing is to just take the picture with the lens you have when the picture happens."
Jerry Lodriguss - Sports Photographer
Reporters sans frontières
Jerry Lodriguss - Sports Photographer
Reporters sans frontières
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It's hard to judge the others in an unbiased fashion, as photgraphs such as 1972 have such a disproportionate impact due to their iconic status. Then again, they are icons because they are good.
Thanks for sharing the links. There are some really powerful photos there. The mood captured grows ever dimmer over the years, don't you think?Almost to the point of wondering "where is the hope".........
Some really powerful, and really disturbing captures of the human condition.
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Almost a painting. Composition and color are just awesome (not to mention what's actually happening).
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Reading the comments from or regarding the photographers attached to each pic, some dream of taking another shot with the same impact others hate their shot and wont talk about the circumstances surrounding the taking of it. Some scary stuff.
Bod.
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