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(originally uploaded by nj dodge)

(shot by Lisa Scheer)

What a naive lot those New Yorkers are…

Ok, I’m being a photo geek, but this new camera is really cool. A big thank you to Jay Patrikios and Ben from Photogeekery.com, who suggested the Fuji line on a post a few weeks back.

Here’s a sample color shot, no flash, of Lucy from this morning:

And another one in B/W mode just a few minutes later:

Amazon has a bundle deal of the F31fd and a 2GB memory card for $279. I’ve no regrets.

Nashville, Tennessee.

A taste:

(originally uploaded by Mikey aka DaSkinnyBlackMan)

Greensboro resident. Photographer. Father. Husband. Marine. Friend…

Eccentric.

(shot by stephenomenal)

Overlooking 9th Avenue and the Hudson River.

(originally uploaded by cariephoto)

Chris Daughtry may not be your cup of tea, but the guy does have the #1 pop album in America.

That’s some serious ’80’s Bon Jovi kind of success.

So guess what happened when the product of nearby Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina came to Greensboro for a free show downtown.

One word: Insanity.

(originally uploaded by Captain Flexible)

Lisa turned me onto the group a few months back, so I’ve been dropping landscape shots into the group here and there ever since. This week my number came up:

If you’re in NC and want to contribute shots to NPR’s The State of Things, join their flickr group and follow the minimal instructions.

Enjoy!

Rwanda, 1994 - Survivor of Hutu death camp.

The opening statement from Nachtwey’s photojournalism portfolio:

“I have been a witness, and these pictures are my testimony. The events I have recorded should not be forgotten and must not be repeated.”

-James Nachtwey-

More on James’ work from EthanZ, covering TED.