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I shot an aerial image of an ethanol plant as a target of opportunity on another job and offered a large print to the management for $100. They said they had plenty of such images and I said...

I shot an aerial image of an ethanol plant as a target of opportunity on another job and later offered a large print to the management for $100. They said they had plenty of such images and I said...

Yup... all they need is someone to cut and paste the incoming photos and news... How will they replace ad sales? If they can solve that they can operate for free and it will all be profit!

The Sun-Times is doing what my Daddy used to call "peeing in your boots to keep you feet warm." It doesn't last for long and neither will they.

Wonderful story and touching image. Both are good news when all around us, phojos are being put out to pasture and replaced by the multitudes with cell phone cameras, image distributors are...

Let's see -- without any other considerations, using Nikon as a baseline, when the scientists made the decision in 2004, we could have chosen from the D2H, D100 or D70. Now -- add a lens of choice...

Let's see -- without any other considerations, using Nikon as a baseline, when the scientists made the decision in 2004, we could have chosen from the D2H, D100 or D70. Now -- add a lens of choice...

Let's see -- without any other considerations, using Nikon as a baseline, when the scientists made the decision in 2004, we could have chosen from the D2H, D100 or D70. Now -- add a lens of choice...

Most of the comments criticizing the PhoJo are being made by people who (a) are not journalists and (b) have never faced much threat, and certainly not combat or street violence. Hindsight is also...

Most of the comments criticizing the PhoJo are being made by people who (a) are not journalists and (b) have never faced much threat, and certainly not combat or street violence. Hindsight is also...