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Thai Protest Photos Earn a Robert Capa Gold Medal Award.

Agnes Dherbeys had never before photographed such a violent breaking news story. For her work in Bangkok, the Overseas Press Club has bestowed the Robert Capa Gold Medal Award.

Via N.Y Times

Agnes Dherbeys took great risk to photograph violent anti-government riots in Thailand. Her images are close-up, powerful and direct. She worked day and night, photographing clashes that saw anti-government protesters both attacking soldiers as well as being attacked. Her images were an emotional rendering of the chaotic and dangerous scenes around her. (via OPC)

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Avedon

Stanley Kubrick

James Dean

Che

Brad Pitt

 

Poet/Writer Alan Ginsberg

 

Paul McCartney

James Woods

Dennis Hopper

George Harrison

Picasso

M.J

Stanley Kubrick

Stanley Kubrick

Ringo

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Bridget Bardot

Bowie

David Lynch

Seal

Woody Allen with a Leica M8.2

A silver Leica M7, with a 35mm summilux; Vicky Cristina Barcelona ~ 2008  by Woody Allen.

Scarlett Johansson with Leica M7

Adriana Lima

The Queen with a Leica M3(?)

Batman with Leica M8

 Jack Nicholson using a Leica III/A and VIDOM finder in Roman Polanski's Chinatown 1974

Each time I see any of my movies, there are plenty of things that I would like to change. It doesn’t mean that the movie would be any better. For example, when Gittes is photographing on the roof, the couple downstairs, and I wanted to see the reflection of it in the lens of his Leica. I was hesitating a lot and discussing it, which way to put it, put it upside down or the way it is, in the lens normally it should reflect upside down. And I thought for the audience’s sake, we won’t put it upside down. Today, I would definitely put it upside down.

-Roman Polanski

Actor Alain Delon  (1962)

MIles Davis with a Leica

Richard Avedon with Fred Astair