[slidepress gallery=’valentinariccardi_norent’] Hover over the image for navigation and full screen controls ESSAY CONTAINS EXPLICIT CONTENT Valentina Riccardi NO RENT play this essay Most of my work happens in Ibiza, Spain, where I decided to live a few years ago to merge and integrate in a community and discover a way of living that …
A CONVERSATION WITH CHRIS JOHNS FIRST IN A SERIES ON “DECISION MAKERS” Chris Johns was named editor in chief of National Geographic magazine in January 2005. He is the ninth editor of the magazine since its founding in 1888. His extensive redesign of the magazine and focus on excellence in photojournalism and reporting have revitalized …
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Hi David, Exciting news! The photo of mine from the workshop that you ran on Burn was used in Life magazine’s 2012 year in pictures special issue. The caption has some really nice things to say about the picture as well. I would never have this photo if you hadn’t told me that my photo …
I have been trying to get this job done for about 7 years. Get my archive, that was stored in a garage in downtown Washington, a bit closer to my home. A long but rollicking ride from D.C. to OBX with an old friend and a multi media intern ended with getting all my …
Two things going on here. First , this crew got my archive from a garage in Washington, loaded it into a super size uHaul truck and got it to here tonight. We unload in the morning. Second thing, I just wanted to test the iPhone email system direct to Burn. I want to do …
This was by far my best photo job. Ever. Both Magnum and NatGeo pale by comparison. The Virginia Beach Photo Service. We sold tourists pictures in little telescopic plastic viewers. 2 for $2. , 6 for $5. Deal. I was 19 in this shot. This job helped me learn to talk to strangers. This shot …
This is the entrance to National Geographic and this is the Editor of National Geographic Magazine. Yes, Chris Johns a field photographer with “more than 20” published essays to his credit who became THE editor of NatGeo. We are on our way to his office after being cleared by 7 year security officer D’Won Addison, …
Alberto Lizaralde Frail [ EPF 2011 HONORABLE MENTION ] Frail is about those everyday moments when everything collapses. Little moments where our life changes, spins and breaks. Suspended moments in which something has just happened or is about to. Situations in which time, objects and places lose their physical nature. Tiny fragments of life which, …
Sometimes you just do not want to be finished. Sometimes you could just roll on along. For awhile longer. Just a bit more. This is the second time I have had an assignment from National Geographic to do a story on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Back in the late 80’s I did an …
