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- Another Crossroads for Camden
- The city of Camden, N.J., a former boomtown, is now one of the nation's poorest and most dangerous. (NOTE: THIS ENTRY OVER RIDES INITIAL TWO ENTRIES)
- NPG/OVR
- The New York Times
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- West Bank Eviction
- West Bank Eviction
- NPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
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- Land of Opportunity
- Many of the root causes of northward migration from Mexico and Central America can be found in any small village. This picture story looks at some of the root causes of migration by looking at one such town, Sauta, in the Western Mexican state of Nayarit where over 50% of the adult population as migrated north.
- NPG/UND
- The Roanoke Times
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- Tiger Territory
- Tiger Territory Time Photographer John Stanmeyer takes a look inside Sri Lanka's rebel-held northeast as the island teeters on the brink of renewed civil war.
- NPG/UND
- Time Asia
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- Blueeyes Magazine - The Naked King
- Online photo gallery about the revolt against the monarchy in Nepal, and an intimate look at the lives of those affected by the violence. Photographed by Tomas van Houtryve.
- NPG/IND
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- Feature
- When War is Over
- When War is Over
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
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- The Immigrant Plight
- The Immigrant Plight
- FPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
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- Nick Cobbing
- Gallery site of photojournalist Nick Cobbing, featuring unique work about the Greenlandic Arctic Ice cap.
- FPG/IND
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- Philipp Engelhorn - Photography
- Webpage of freelance photographer, Travel + Reportage Portfolio's + Stories from all over the world.
- FPG/IND
- Redux Pictures
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- Strait Sailing
- Modern trade, ancient traditions and lawless habits collide in the planet's most crucial choke point: the Malacca Strait. Photographer John Stanmeyer documents life along it.
- FPG/UND
- Time Asia
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- Between Curtain and Crescent
- Home to some of the most stunning monuments in the Islamic world, Uzbekistan strikes an uneasy balance between religious devotion and totalitarianism, as disappearances and arrests persist, and fear weighs on its people. In Between Curtain and Crescent, photographer Yuri Kozyrev beautifully captures the religious fervour and the gentle pulse of the people, documenting daily life under an oppressive regime.
- FPG/UND
- Time Asia
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- Sports
- Did You See That? - 2006 in Review - AOL Sports
- A gallery summerizing the most startling sports images from 2006. The 'Did You See That?' franchise is published weekly, featuring a variety of sports.
- NPG/OVR
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- Crazy or Sane? The "Truth" Hurts
- "Crazy or Sane? The "Truth" Hurts"
- SPG/OVR
- washingtonpost.com
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- The Game
- The Roanoke Times: VT 17, UVa 0: the game
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- roanoke.com
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- Bike culture
- MercuryNewsPhoto.com is the home of the San Jose Mercury News Photography Department.
- SPG/UND
- San Jose mercury news
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- Natural Disaster
- A Year of Disaster
- A Year of Disaster
- DPG/OVR
- Time Magazine / Time.com
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- The Scars of Katrina
- The Scars of Katrina
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- Time Magazine / Time.com
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- After the Earthquake
- In After the Earthquake, photographer John Stanmeyer documents the loss and destruction that follows the richter scale 6.2 offshore earthquake that kills thousands and leaves an estimated 1.5 million people homeless in Central Java. For days after the earthquake, people search for belongings, mourn their dead, and struggle to pull together what’s left of their lives. Stanmeyer captures all this with compassion and empathy.
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- Time Asia
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- Cold Mountains
- As winter approaches, Photographer John Stanmeyer revisits the site of the devastating Kashmir earthquake, and documents the progress made since.
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- Time Asia
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- Audio slideshows
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- News
- Deportation Flights Ferry Immigrants Home
- "Deportation Flights Ferry Immigrants Home"
- NPG/OVR
- washingtonpost.com
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- On the Border, 'There's Always a Hole'
- "On the Border, 'There's Always a Hole'"
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- washingtonpost.com
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- Land of opportunity
- To examine why so many people are leaving small towns across Mexico and Central America, this story looks at one small Mexican village to see why so many people are migrating northward.
- NPG/UND
- The Roanoke Times
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- Free at Last
- After spending ten years in prison for a murder he did not commit, Douglas Warney was wheeled from court a free man to the cheers of family and friends.
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- Democrat and Chronicle
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- Feature
- Remembering Donny
- Remembering Donny is a website that I built myself in order to tell the story of Donny Payne.
- FAS/IND
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- A Prayer For Father Tim
- The Miracle of Hope Two years ago, Father Tim Vakoc became the first -- and only -- military chaplain gravely wounded in the war in Iraq. He returned home to Minnesota with little hope. But he found a way to continue his ministry from his bedside. With the devoted help of family, friends and volunteers, Father Tim's personality slowly emerged and after years of silence, he finally began to speak.
- FAS/OVR
- Minneapolis Star Tribune
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- Life at a Ramadi Outpost
- "Life at a Ramadi Outpost"
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- washingtonpost.com
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- Interminable Rain
- Weeks of constant rain
- FPG/UND
- Daily Republic
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- Katie's Story
- Connie Gorsynski has been caring for her severly disabled daughter since Katie was born.
- FAS/UND
- Democrat and Chronicle
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- Sports
- Taste of the Big Time
- This audio slideshow follows the Glades Central varsity football team through the weekend of their season-opener against Byrnes High School in Duncan, S.C., a game that was nationally televised on ESPN. It was an exciting opportunity for the Glades Central players, many of whom had never left their home state of Florida.
- SPG/UND
- The Palm Beach Post
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- Empire State Games
- The Olympic-style athletic competition draws thousands of athletes of all ages from around the state.
- SAS/UND
- Democrat and Chronicle
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- A Game of Rehabilitation
- "A Game of Rehabilitation"
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- washingtonpost.com
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- Baltimore Boxer Packs an Inspired Punch
- "Baltimore Boxer Packs an Inspired Punch"
- SPG/OVR
- washingtonpost.com
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- Multimedia Package
- MediaStorm: Kingsley's Crossing
- Kingsley is a 23-year-old lifeguard from the West African coastal town of Limbe, Cameroon. Though he longed to be a professional footballer, French soldiers trained him to become a lifeguard, and Kingsley soon found himself working at an upscale hotel giving swimming lessons to visiting Europeans. He earned just 50 euros a month, enough to pay for food and the rented two-room house he shared with his parents and seven siblings. So, in May of 2004, Kingsley left Cameroon on what he calls "his mission." What followed was an excruciating six-month journey across half of Africa. Kingsley's Crossing is the story of one man's willingness to abandon everything—his family, his country, and his friends—in the hopes of finding a better life abroad.
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- Atacama Stories
- The Atacame Desert in northern Chile is the driest place on earth. Stretching 600 miles from Peru's southern border, there are parts where rainfall has never been recorded. But the Atacama is not without life. Home to more than a million people who find refuge in coastal cities, mining camps and oasis towns, there are vibrant communities, artisans, toughened workers and a devoted group of astronomers taking advantage of this unique environment. These are some of their stories.
- BMP/IND
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- Being a Black Man
- "Being a Black Man"
- BMP/OVR
- washingtonpost.com
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- The Lifeline
- Bringing back the wounded with heart, soul and surgery. A three part Los Angeles Times series following the lives of soldiers wounded in Iraq.
- BMP/OVR
- Los Angeles Times
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- Frank Sandoval a survival story
- MercuryNewsPhoto.com is the home of the San Jose Mercury News Photography Department.
- BMP/UND
- san jose mercury news
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- Jordan's War
- Roanoke native Jordan Sherwood is still a young man, but he's already a combat veteran with two Purple Hearts. After his second war injury, he returns home to recuperate and ponder his future. As a combat photographer, he has a rare skill the Marines need. Will he be sent back to Iraq again? The project is filled with interactive graphics, video, audio slideshows and unique slideshow content.
- BMP/UND
- roanoke.com
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- Natural Disaster Multimedia Package
- RISING FROM RUIN
- Rising from Ruin blog: MSNBC.com visited Bay St. Louis and Waveland, Miss. for a week each month to watch the towns rebuild in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. With audio slide shows, still pictures, 360-degree video tours, and diary entries from residents, MSNBC.com tells the story of the towns' rebirth.
- DMP/OVR
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- Hurricane Katrina: A year after the heartbreak
- In 2005, photographers from The Dallas Morning News covered the impact of Hurricane Katrina extensively. In the year after the storm, those same photographers continued their commitment to telling the stories of the storm's victims and its after effects. This website uses still photos, audio, and video to chronicle the first year "After The Heartbreak."
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- The Dallas Morning News
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