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Monthly Archives: May 2011

Deconstructing the Situation Room Photograph

Widely referred to as ‘The Situation Room Photograph’, the image of Barack Obama and his most trusted advisors as they watch the events unfold in Pakistan is rapidly becoming the most viewed photograph on Flickr. The photograph is based on a simple, yet a very powerful dynamic characterized by an exchange of gazes: the viewer…

May 7, 2011 in Gender, Photography, Photojournalism, Politics, Vernacularism.
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