Human Rights Watch has collaborated with photojournalist Stephen Ferry with this very well done and short (and that's a good thing!) multimedia piece on Colombia. You can see it here.
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- Charlie Mahoney
- Barcelona, Spain
- Charlie is an acclaimed photojournalist currently based in Barcelona, Spain. His clients and publications include Time Magazine, The Guardian, BBC News, GEO, National Geographic Traveler, Lonely Planet Magazine, The Times, The Independent on Sunday, The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHRC), the Council on Foreign Relations, Corriere della Sera Magazine, Intelligent Life, CS Monitor Weekly, 100 Eyes, The Telegraph, Financial Times, Burn, Global Post, Die Tageszeitung, Frankfurter Rundschau and De Standaard.
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- Getting Started with Video Primer
- A Preview of Wired Magazine's Online Content
- Are We Part of the Problem??? (continued)
- Migrant Photo Featured in Time Magazine
- The Blame Game: Are We the Problem?
- Deadly Threats Multimedia Piece from Stephen Ferry...
- Canon 5D Mark II ISO Settings and Noise
- LENS: On Assignment with Michael Kamber
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