20×200 Japan Earthquake Relief Edition

From Emily Shur's blog "My Four Eveyed Fantasy"

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Imperial Palace Gardens with Wall, Tokyo, 2006 © Emily Shur

Today, with the help of the good people at 20×200, I have released a print edition to benefit Japan Society’s Earthquake Relief Fund.  You can read a little more in the announcement of the edition in 20×200′s newsletterhere.  You can purchase a print here.  All net profits will go to charity.  I will not be taking any commission from the sales of this print, and 20×200′s printer has also generously agreed to donate his time to benefit this cause.  This is a small gesture in the grand scheme of this disaster, but please help in any way you are able, either by purchasing a print or donating directly to the charity of your choice.

Also, a big thank you to everyone who bought my print through Life Support Japan, made possible by Wall Space Gallery.  There are new images being added everyday to the already impressive group of photographs.  Proceeds from those sales will benefit Direct Relief International and Habitat for Humanity.

 

 

Our Favorite Photographers from this year's PDN 30!

We always love to see who PDN highlights for their prestigious award, PDN's 30. Below are some of our personal favorite from the 2011 picks.

SUSAN WORSHAM

Images from her series "Some Fox Trails In Virginia"

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WILL STEACY

Images from his series "Down These Mean Streets" and "All My Life I Had The Same Dream"

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JUSTINE REYES

Images from her "Mask Series" and "Vanitas"

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IVOR PRICKETT

Images from his series "Gali: Abkhazia's Frontier With Georgia" 

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JODY ROGAC

Images from her portrait work

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JUDITH STENNEKEN

Images from her series "Zentralflughafen Tempelhof" - previously featured on Superluminal

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Original Street Style - Bill Cunningham New York

'Bill Cunningham New York', a documentary about the legendary New York Times street fashion photographer opens at the Film Forum in New York on March 16th and at The Nuart in Los Angeles on March 25th before opening around the country.  50 Years before The Satorialist and Garance Dore,  Bill Cunningham has been bicycling around NYC with his battered Nikon camera snapping city chic fashions that catch his eye. 

Check out the trailer here:

http://zeitgeistfilms.com/billcunninghamnewyork/

 

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