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Oded Balilty wins the Pulitzer!!!!

Oded Balilty wins the Pulitzer!!!! hurrah!

http://www.popphoto.com/photographynewswire/4063/2007-pulitzer-prizes-announced.html

/kitra

by Kitra Cahana at Mon Apr 16 21:22:15 UTC 2007 (ed. Mar 12 2008) Montreal, Canada | Bookmark this | Digg this |

it is an extraordinary photograph.what i love about it is that she looks like she is actually winning the struggle,and fairly effortlessly,considering.

by Michael Bowring | 16 Apr 2007 21:04 | Belgrade, Serbia |
+ Sigma Delta Chi + Editor and Publisher + Stern pic of the year + BOP + POY + World Press

Is award season over?

by Yoav Galai | 16 Apr 2007 21:04 (ed. Apr 16 2007) | Jerusalem, Israel |
wow! Great!
I love this picture! :) Juppiii! :)

CONGRATULATIONS! :)

by Aga Łuczakowska | 16 Apr 2007 21:04 | Katowice, Poland |
:S…lol…whats wrong with award season…
both the prizes are very fine works…i wish i could take those…

by shafqat asif | 17 Apr 2007 04:04 | dhaka, Bangladesh |
Amazing protest photo… Right up there with Jeff Widener’s Tankman nomination….. ’cept
Balilty brings home the Prize for AP!

by Gayle Hegland | 17 Apr 2007 05:04 (ed. Apr 22 2007) | Montana, United States |
Great shot, cute guy! Congrats!

by lisa hogben | 17 Apr 2007 09:04 | Still Stuck in Bloody Sydney, Australia |
and Ornette Coleman -if I can move the subject away from photography for half a moment -for inventing free jazz and wearing a terribly impressive jacket.



by Amy de Wit | 17 Apr 2007 11:04 (ed. Apr 17 2007) | Londres, United Kingdom |
and edwin land, for inventing polaroid just because his 3 year old daughter said to him-I want to see the picture NOW!

by Emanuel Ferretti | 17 Apr 2007 13:04 | barcelona, Spain |
Amazing photo… Right up there with Jeff Widener’s Tankman

One of the problem with photojournalists is they start this visual masturbation without understanding history or reading contexts properly. Call it ignorance or just pure blindness. This picture and the lone Chinese man have very different contexts and meaning. In the Chinese context there is a man symbolically fighting with an oppressive system. And think about it-a man standing against monstrous violent machines. Does the political reading of a lone woman defending her land which she has occupied by displacing palestinians who for generations live in refuge camps,have the same meaning? Similarities end purely at a visual level. Beyond it, its a whole another beast.

by condi | 17 Apr 2007 17:04 (ed. Apr 17 2007) | Banana Republic, United States |
You make a good point, Condi.

Historical context is often overlooked.

by mustafah abdulaziz | 17 Apr 2007 18:04 |
One of the problem with photojournalists is they start this visual masturbation without understanding history or reading contexts properly. Call it ignorance or just pure blindness….blah, blah, blah.”
Posted by condi

That is the most ignorant and immature premise, propped up by one of the most illiterate arguments in genre criticism, I have ever heard in my entire life. I see that the owner of that crude, smarty-pants reply is using the internet with the same ease and anonymous authority as those great philosophers of the past who use to sit in the bathroom stalls of local public high schools and think up enlightening summations like “Joe Blows” to scribble on their walls so future generations that follow will benefit from its profound theory analysis as they sit there and contemplate the perceived blunders of their peers.

OK, enough fun with that…..

Now to get back to the congratulative nature of Kitra’s thread topic. Here is another article on Bality’s well-deserved win by Nahal Toosi for the News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington.

AP wins Pulitzer for dramatic photo, April 16, 2007

by Gayle Hegland | 17 Apr 2007 18:04 (ed. Apr 22 2007) | Montana, United States |
Gayle, me cannot able to understandment what you means.

by condi | 17 Apr 2007 18:04 | Banana Republic, United States |
gayle,
Teaching of reading and writing skills usually begins with someone’s name.Seems some never get past the first hurdle..

by Emanuel Ferretti | 17 Apr 2007 22:04 | barcelona, Spain |
hmmm, not many fans of free jazz on lightstalkers then…

by Amy de Wit | 17 Apr 2007 23:04 | Londres, United Kingdom |
I prefer coltrane,before ’66/7.

by Emanuel Ferretti | 17 Apr 2007 23:04 | barcelona, Spain |
great jacket though…

by Emanuel Ferretti | 17 Apr 2007 23:04 | barcelona, Spain |
me the nameless yuppie loves the mans jacket, the cap and still more the stuff under the cap. Rock and Roll.

by condi | 18 Apr 2007 02:04 | Banana Republic, United States |
Love that Oded Bality won. I cut that picture out of the Times when it was first published, and it’s still on my fridge.

by Phil Dixon | 18 Apr 2007 07:04 | New York, United States |
Oded, you and your work deserves an applause! we are all so proud of you. This is your moment… sit back and enjoy! You’ve earned it. Congrats! Erin

by Erin Trieb | 18 Apr 2007 08:04 | Amsterdam, Netherlands |
congratulations. iconic photo. well deserved.

by Peter van Agtmael | 18 Apr 2007 08:04 | London, United Kingdom |

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Kitra Cahana, Kitra Cahana
(ckitra@yahoo.com)
Treviso , Italy
Michael Bowring, photographer Michael Bowring
photographer
Belgrade , Serbia
Yoav Galai, Photographer Yoav Galai
Photographer
Jerusalem , Israel
En route to London (ETA: Sep 20 2008).
Aga Łuczakowska, photographer Aga Łuczakowska
photographer
(ah-gah woo-chah-kov-skah)
Katowice , Poland
En route to Turin (ETA: Sep 23 2008).
shafqat asif, shafqat asif
dhaka , Bangladesh
Gayle Hegland, Editorial Artist Gayle Hegland
Editorial Artist
(IPA)
Montana , United States
lisa hogben, photojournalist lisa hogben
photojournalist
Sydney , Australia
Amy de Wit, Photographer Amy de Wit
Photographer
Londres , United Kingdom (AAA)
Emanuel Ferretti, Emanuel Ferretti
barcelona , Spain
condi, condi
Banana Republic , United States
mustafah abdulaziz, mustafah abdulaziz
Philadelphia , United States (ORD)
Phil Dixon, Phil Dixon
(Swatting Flies)
New York , United States (JFK)
Erin Trieb, Photojournalist Erin Trieb
Photojournalist
Denver, CO , United States (AAA)
Peter van Agtmael, Photographer Peter van Agtmael
Photographer
Kampala , Uganda


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