It took a while: Three decades, in fact, for Magnum photojournalist Gilles Peress to deliver his monumental, deeply personal visual exploration of strife in Northern Ireland in the 1970s and 1980s. His photobook, Whatever You Say, Say Nothing, defies traditional narrative forms. Although set in Northern Ireland, it “describes circumstances that keep spinning in every nook and cranny on Earth,” the Washington Post says.
Be prepared: How do you protect your gear against bad weather? Photojournalist Karen Ducey says that’s always top of mind in Seattle. “I carry a tub in my car filled with weather stuff: extra raincoat, small towels for cameras, Think Tank weather raincoats for camera gear, hat, garbage bag, Ziploc bag, flashlight, first aid kit, power inverter,” Ducey tells NPPA. “I have six weather apps, and I use StormRadar all the time.”
How the pandemic changed her: Some days Ranita Roy felt self-love or closeness to nature. Other days, it was longing, anxiety, or fear for the future. Roy’s latest multimedia series, "Take It As You Want," mines those variable emotions. “Solitude helps me to understand the importance of life and the people surrounding me,” she tells NPR.
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