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‘I Believe I’ll Run On’: That’s the title of an early career survey of Joshua Rashaad McFadden's images at the George Eastman Museum. The photographer, seeking humanity, aims “to engage some of the most challenging subject matter of our time. Working across genres—social documentary, reportage, portraiture, book arts, and fine arts—he critically examines race, masculinity, sexuality, and gender,” the Rochester, New York museum writes. Details here.
Taking fire photos: Truth and accuracy come first, followed by creativity, says veteran Getty photographer Josh Edelson. What’s compelling? “Some of the most impactful photos in fires are when residents are coming back to their homes,” he tells Earther.
Shot by a bear: The bear was hungry. So what does it do when it finds a lost GoPro in Wyoming? It records itself trying to eat it. A hunter later found the GoPro—and the footage, PetaPixel reports.
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