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February 26th, 2010

Photo News: Dimmock shoots Moby video – World Press winner defends himself – Judith Fox opens in SF – IMPACT photo exhibit launches online

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Jessica Dimmock, a young photographer who won acclaim while still a student at ICP for her intimate portrayal of heroine addicts in The Ninth Floor, recently released a music video for Moby. It’s an intense piece, an unconventional music video, and interesting new territory for both Jessica and Moby. The Photography Post ran a nice little interview with the photographer about the piece on Thursday.

Although the winners of the World Press Photo competition were announced a few weeks ago, it is inevitably in the aftermath that the controversy brews. This year’s World Press Photo of the Year went to Italian photographer Pietro Masturzo for his picture depicting women shouting in protest from a rooftop in Tehran following June’s contested presidential election. Following criticism for not photographing amid the violence in the streets, Masturzo defended himself on Tuesday in a revealing interview with Spiegel Online.

We’re happy to help spread the word that award-winning photographer Judith Fox has an exhibition opening on Thursday, March 4, at FiftyCrows Gallery in San Francisco, which was founded by liveBooks CEO Andy Patrick. The exhibition will include images from two bodies of work, Sea of Dreams and I Still Do, which documents her husband’s descent into Alzheimers and which was named one of 2009’s best photo books by Photo-Eye.

Finally, if you didn’t get a chance to check out IMPACT, the inaugural online photo exhibition we’re hosting on RESOLVE, we hope you will. Photographers were asked to “hang a gallery” of images on their blog speaking to the subject of “Outside Looking In.” Those galleries are linked together using code, so viewers can browse the exhibition by clicking from one blog to the next. We’re working to make the next exhibition bigger and better, so please let us know what you think.

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