Camera power
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Digital eye
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Forgotten faces
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Big shots
Roger Tooth has worked for The Guardian for more than two decades. He was quick off the mark using pictures online, recognising the need for good picture editing on the
Rising tide
The Prx Pictet rewards photographers whose work deals with sustainability – and photgraphy is the ideal medium to highlight the devastating impact that over-farming and rapid industrilisation can have on
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