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Danube Flooding Suspends River Traffic | Demotix.com

Posted in demotix, news, photography on 28-June-2009 | Leave a Comment »

My story on the Danube made the front page of Demotix. I was featured along side stories from Pakistan, Israel and Iran. Not sure how long I will be on the front page, maybe a day if I am lucky, but pretty cool none-the-less. Here is a link to the actual story w/photos. Danube Flooding [...]

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Iranians In Budapest Commemorate in Silence | Demotix.com

Posted in demotix, news, photography on 19-June-2009 | Leave a Comment »

Iranians In Budapest Commemorate in Silence | Demotix.com Shared via AddThis

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Iranian Elections

Posted in news, photography on 15-June-2009 | Leave a Comment »

Originally uploaded by David Mark Erickson I am following the results of the Iranian election pretty closely. It is fascinating to watch the “imbalance” of information between traditional media outlets and what is coming up from non-traditional sources (facebook, tiwtter, blogosphere). Earlier today I rode my bike up to the Iranian embassy on a whim [...]

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Smörgåsblog (II)

Posted in news, photography, travel plans, tagged astrology, photography, seattle, Yoga on 12-June-2009 | 1 Comment »

More smörgåsbloging since I have not posted in a while … Mercury Retrograde For those who are astrologically minded, Sunday marks Mercury‘s return from it’s retrograde motion. Normally, Mercury goes retro three times per year, however, in 2009 it happens four times! (NB: “A planet is described as retrograde when it appears to be moving [...]

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Children in Pakistan – The Big Picture – Boston.com

Posted in news, photography, tagged children, Pakistan, photography on 12-June-2009 | Leave a Comment »

Generally I am not into reposting stuff on this blog, but every once in a while there is something that just can not be passed up. The pictures in this series from the Boston Globe rise well above my threshold. And yes, this is the kind of work I would love to someday be doing. [...]

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