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100 Years of Press Photography
Starting on Saturday 7 November in the Guardian and The Observer is a 9-part free booklet giveaway called 100 Years of Press Photography. Each booklet will be grouped by decade, starting with 1910s and 1920s in one part. The booklets promise to be a fantastic collection of images from the last century. The scope of the series ranges from hard news photographs from the front line of international conflicts to social documentary of everyday events, fashion photography and portraiture. Each instalment in the series offers a unique and surprising glance at the decade through the eyes of some of the world’s greatest photographers.
Guardian Press Release
100 YEARS OF GREAT PRESS PHOTOGRAPHS
Starting on Saturday 7 November in the Guardian and The Observer is a 9-part free booklet giveaway called 100 Years of Press Photography. Each booklet will be grouped by decade, starting with 1910s and 1920s in one part. The booklets promise to be a fantastic collection of images from the last century.
In order to find the greatest press photographs from the last 100 years for this exclusive new nine-day series, the Guardian asked a wide range of international photography experts to nominate their favourite images. The panel includes photographers Nan Goldin, Martin Parr and Wolfgang Tillmans, veteran journalists Ian Jack, Peter Beaumont and Katherine Whitehorn, and other photo enthusiasts like filmmaker Anton Corbijn, novelist Siri Hustvedt, writer Geoff Dyer, publisher Jefferson Hack and musician Antony Hegarty.
The scope of the series ranges from hard news photographs from the front line of international conflicts to social documentary of everyday events, fashion photography and portraiture. Each instalment in the series offers a unique and surprising glance at the decade through the eyes of some of the world’s greatest photographers.
The series also reveals some of the secret stories behind the world’s most iconic images. Read an interview with one of the last surviving witnesses of the 1937 Hindeburg disaster, photojournalist Ron Haviv on his harrowing ordeal photographing the Balkan war, BBC reporter Kate Adie’s eyewitness account on the Tiananmen Square ‘tank man’, and the story behind the most controversial picture of 9/11.
Day 1: 1910-1929 (Saturday 7 November)
Day 2: 1930s
Day 3: 1940s
Day 4: 1950s
Day 5: 1960s
Day 6: 1970s
Day 7: 1980s
Day 8: 1990s
Day 9: 2000s
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#1 Timothy D Morton, APSA
Does anyone know how I could get these in CANADA as they look to be very impressive. As normally these parts on in the editions which arrive in my local shops.
Everyone have a wonderful weekend,
Timothy
9:15 pm - Friday, November 6, 2009
#2 josh
Hmmmmmm, wasn't it proven that photo was staged?
9:16 pm - Friday, November 6, 2009
#3 r4 card
Hi Guy's,
i like your article and it's really informative information.i like this type of article..
5:16 am - Saturday, November 7, 2009
#4 vv
Yeah Josh, that photo was staged. Dont know how it made it in to Press Photography book.
9:28 am - Saturday, November 7, 2009
#5 Tony Hutchinson
The alleged "proof" of staging came from people who have consistently sought to denigrate progressive views and often from overt supporters of the Fascists.
This remains, whatever the provenance, a powerful image of what happens when a high velocity bullet meets human flesh.
Even so in amongst the images in the Guardian supplements it is neither the most chilling nor the only one where there are questions about its origins.
Pictures from Buchenwald or the Warsaw ghetto are a stark reminder of what happens when the plague of nationalism is let loose.
7:56 pm - Tuesday, November 10, 2009