NOTE (added May 22): Welcome, Daily Kos readers! Really, I mean it. Thoughtful comments from any political perspective are always appreciated here.

NOTE (added May 22): Welcome, Daily Kos readers! Really, I mean it. Thoughtful comments from any political perspective are always appreciated here.

Namely, they are upset that the photographers did not get shot themselves while photographing the news. While these photos are of tragic things, they do not seem out of context for other Pulitzer Prize photography. Or has Michelle Malkin et al forgot…

Iraqi citizens informed on CBS cameraman, leading to his arrest by coalition forces: Greyhawk is all over this one! Sisyphean Musings has the original post. The Associated Press (AP) has this to say:April 8, 2005, 2:30 PM EDT BAGHDAD, Iraq

Denis Finley, managing editor, The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, VA (Chair)
*J. Ross Baughman, director of photography, The Washington Times
Eric Newton, director of journalism initiatives, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation,
Miami, FL
Larry …

Like the Great Americans at Riding Sun (2005-04-05), The Jawa Report (2005-04-04), Michelle Malkin (2005-04-05), et al., I am outraged at the obvious, slavish political…

Pity Hindrocket and Malkin who have trouble thinking logically. The AP photographer was “within a few yards of the scene.” Ergo, he must be working with the terrorists! Have these folks never heard of telephoto lens? Yes, folks, we have…

In addition to the Pulitzer prize given to a feminist at the Cleveland Plain Dealer that I wrote about earlier, various Pulitzer prizes in photography have gone out to various photographers covering the war. What with it being

A few months ago, Ryan of the Dead Parrot Society debunked the claim that certain photographs of an execution on…

While the recent controversy over the Pulitzer-winning photographs by the AP continues to percolate, Michelle Malkin also draws our attention to an examination of this year’s Pulitzer-winning cartoons.

Powerline puts a handful on display.

It’s …

It’s everywhere on the blogs… from Michelle Malkin to Blackfive… outrage over the Pulitzer Prizes awarded to photo “journalism”. As far as I can tell, there seems to be no difference between the Pulitzers, Nobel, and Academy Awards… (personally I…

Michelle Malkin posted about the Pulitzer-Winning AP Photos and the controversy surrounding this photo. And in this post, she nominates her own personal favorites, which includes one of my personal favorites, The Smoking Marine: Great photo! It’s a cla…

So, everyone’s in a dither over one of this year’s Pulitzer-winning AP photos. Michelle Malkin has a lovely roundup of the riteous indignation, as she usually does. She submits a couple alternatives, which, I have to say, aren’t good …

AP photographer Eddie Adams won a Pulitzer Prize in 1969 for a photograph showing Lt. Col. Nguyen Ngoc Loan executing a prisoner. It was an image that defined Eddie Adams’ career. But he had some remorse. But fame — instant,…