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David Schonauer –The Weekly World Tour
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David Schonauer –The Weekly World Tour

  • Political Figure. ” Republican Congressman Paul Ryan can be seen either as a hero or as a villain, depending on whether you agree with ideas for cutting the federal budget, or President Obama’s. There’s not much middle ground these days in American politics. Photographer Marco Grob went for a neutral interpretation in this portrait, centering Ryan’s ambiguous expression within shades of gray. Nonetheless, one right-leaning magazine called Time’s story a ’hit piece’.” Photo by Marco Grob, Time

    Political Figure. ” Republican Congressman Paul Ryan can be seen either as a hero or as a villain, depending on whether you agree with ideas for cutting the federal budget, or President Obama’s. There’s not much middle ground these days in American politics. Photographer Marco Grob went for a neutral interpretation in this portrait, centering Ryan’s ambiguous expression within shades of gray. Nonetheless, one right-leaning magazine called Time’s story a ’hit piece’.” Photo by Marco Grob, Time

  • Shadow, Part 1. u201d This week, the National Football League held its annual college draft, in which pro teams offers huge sums of money to the young athletes who may or may not turn into future superstars. One of the top 2011 prospects is Jake Locker, who quarterbacked for the University of Washington. There is a shadow over this year's draft, however: There may be no professional football this fall because of a labor dispute between owners and players. u201d Photo by Alan Clarke, ESPN The Magazine
  • Rock Star. u201d Here, a young man named Dean Potter takes a preposterously dangerous route up a rock wall in Yosemite National Park. Potter is one of several climbers revolutionizing the sport with risky new maneuvers. Note that he is not tethered to a rope. Note also that the photographer who shot this picture was not in a safe place.u201d Photo by Mikey Schaefer, National Geographic
  • Shadow, Part 2. u201d A perfect angle and perfect timing led to the wonderful shot of Portuguese tennis play Frederico Gil during a quarterfinal match of the Monte Carlo Tennis tournament.u201d Photo by Lionel Cironneau/AP, u201dLensu201d, New York Times
  • Weather, Part 3. u201d Sometimes spring brings wildflowers. This year a spring heat wave has brought wildfires to Texas. This photo, which shows a fire threatening a home in Strawn, Texas, presents the terror vividly.u201d Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images, New York Times
  • Circus Star. u201d Reese Witherspoon, star of the new film Water for Elephants, is a big deal in Hollywood. But she is dwarfed by her co-star in this fashion layout from Peter Lindbergh.u201d Photo by Peter Lindbergh, Vogue
  • Weather, Part 1. u201d This week saw severe weather crash down in several U.S. states, and The Atlantic's u201cIn Focusu201d blog gathered a collection of chilling photos of the destruction. In this existential image, a tornado moves through Colerain, North Carolina on April 16. The photographer snapped the image just before retreating to a closet under the stairs in his house.u201d Photo by Richard Burkett/AP, u201dIn Focusu201d, The Altantic
  • Crowd Sourcing, Part 2. u201dBees, some loaded with pollen, return to their hive in Frankfurt/Main in Germany.u201d Photo by Frank Rumpenhorst/AFP/Getty Images, u201dIn Focusu201d, The Atlantic
  • Weather, Part 2. u201d Severe winds tore a mobile home from its lot in Autauga Country, Alabama, leaving nothing but stairs and flowers.u201d Photo by Amanda Sowards/Montgomery Advertisers/AP, u201dIn Focusu201d, The Atlantic
  • Crowd Sourcing, Part 1. u201d Kashmiri people hold cell phones to record a protest against the killing of a prominent Muslim cleric.u201d Photo by Fayaz Kabli/Reuters, u201dFrameworku201d, Los Angeles Times
  • Rule Britannia. u201d Flags were hung over Regent Street in London in preparation for the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.u201d Photo by Carl Court/Press Association/AP, u201dLensu201d, New York Times
22 avril 2011
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David Schonauer ouvre la semaine avec deux portraits. Le premier est celui du Républicain Paul Ryan par Marco Grob (Time). Héros ou bandit ? Tout dépend de votre opinion politique. Après le sourire satisfait de Paul Ryan, l’œil ténébreux et le corps musclé de Jake Locker (Alan Clarke, ESPN The Magazine).

Beaucoup plus glamour : la photographie de Peter Lindbergh (Vogue) où l’on voit la trompe d’un éléphant effleurer le bras de Reese Witherspoon en tenue de satin.

The Atlantic et le New York Times ont publié des images de catastrophes naturelles qui ont secoué les Etats-Unis cette semaine. En Caroline du Nord, en Alabama, mais aussi au Texas avec où plusieurs incendies se sont déclenchés.

A une semaine de la date du mariage du Prince William et de Kate Middleton>, pour la préparation de la célébration, les drapeaux envahissent Regent Street (Carl Court, New York Times).

David Schonauer termine sa revue de presse sur une note printanière : la migration des abeilles. (Frank Rumpenhorst, The Atlantic).

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