Happy Hour Somewhere
In 1984, National Geographic photographer Steve McCurry was documenting a refugee camp near Peshawar, Pakistan, when a teacher pointed him toward a young girl sitting at the back of a crowded classroom tent.
He had no interpreter. He didn’t know her name. Furthermore, he simply raised his camera and asked, without words, if he could photograph her.
She turned and looked directly into the lens – not with the shy glance of someone camera-shy, but with something raw and unflinching.
He pressed the shutter once. This is the image he made.
The Art of Portrait photography
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When Apple Computers’ CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the iPod Nano in San Francisco’s Moscone Center, it immediately became known as the smallest member of the display-bearing iPod family line and successor to the iPod mini (the updated version of which was released a mere 7 months prior to the Nano). Compatible with both Mac and Windows-based computers, the iPod Nano comes in two colors, white and black.
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