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I photographed the massive and historic immigration marches in Chicago, children at detention facilities and the slow percolating rise of anti-immigrant hate groups, including sheriff Joe Arpaio in Arizona.
This one, however, is in central British Columbia where I photographed it.
Frederick Daye, who is photographed at his alibi location, where 13 witnesses placed him at the time of the crime.
I photographed him at the scene of the crime at the Snake River in Idaho.
And I photographed all of the wrongfully convicted at sites that came to particular significance in the history of their wrongful conviction.
Larry Mayes, I photographed at the scene of arrest, where he hid between two mattresses in Gary, Indiana, in this very room to hide from the police.
He is photographed at his alibi location.
I photographed Ron at a baseball field because he had been drafted to the Oakland A's to play professional baseball just before his conviction.
I photographed him at the scene of arrest in Chicago.
Timothy Durham, who I photographed at his alibi location where 11 witnesses placed him at the time of the crime, was convicted of 3.5 years of a 3220 year sentence, for several charges of rape and robbery.
Troy Webb is photographed here at the scene of the crime in Virginia.
Just a tip, if you're being photographed for press pictures, don't touch your teeth.
This is the daily auction at the Tsukiji Fish Market that I photographed a couple years ago.
And to make that point even more visual, I swam under the shrimp boat and made this picture of the guy shoveling this bycatch into the sea as trash and photographed this cascade of death, you know, animals like guitarfish, bat rays, flounder, pufferfish, that only an hour before, were on the bottom of the ocean, alive, but now being thrown back as trash.
I also searched on this story for the elusive great hammerhead, an animal that really hadn't been photographed much until maybe about seven or 10 years ago.
I actually jumped in and photographed this, and with the fisherman's permission, I cut the turtle out, and it was able to swim free.
In the northern part of New Zealand, I dove in the blue water, where the water's a little warmer, and photographed animals like this giant sting ray swimming through an underwater canyon.
That's what I found by flying low and slow all over the African continent as I photographed the spectacle of its diversity.
This is an image from Saturday, photographed by the Aqua satellite, but through the Uniview software.
The blue flags represent things that I've already photographed, and the reds are places that I'm still trying to get to.
Combination of raucous comedy and musical interludes are hindered by the poor staging (Sinatra is photographed singing at one point in a mirror, but one doesn't concentrate on his performance so much as noticing how odd the star appears reflected in this way!).
An American by birth George Greenough has surfed and photographed himself, friends and recently, dolphins, in Australia for 35 years, all using various re invented cameras which he either straps on his back, board or boat.
Recently George has re emerged Lord Of The Flies style with another well photographed sea adventure called DOLPHIN GLIDE that offers viewers a dive and swim with the wild dolphins of Byron Bay.
Skip all the subjective "this is a great film" reviews and read the IMDB trailer or the back the KINO videobox (which includes both versions of this flick) which I'll paraphrase: "To the tune of sci-fi score by George Antheil, the camera goes on a sleepwalk through B-Movie hell, all photographed by Will Thompson (who did 'Plan 9 from outer space' & 'Maniac')."
The film looks great and is beautifully photographed so give director Emanuele Crialese credit for that but the story needed to focus on something more substantial.
The problem is that while beautifully photographed it has no consistent story line or narrative.
Opulent sets and sumptuous costumes well photographed by Theodor Sparkuhl, and a good (not great) performance by Jannings as Henry cannot overcome poor writing and static camera-work.
Badly photographed, acted, and directed.
Shot in France, the film actually is nicely photographed and the countryside is lovely.
Badly directed, badly photographed and badly acted, the film is a confusing mess with plot lines (if one can call them that) veering in all directions.
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