Franco Fontana is an Italian photographer known for his abstract colour landscapes in photography. Born in 1933 in Modena, Italy, his works have been exhibited in numerous prestigious institutions ...

Jim Franco is a staff photographer covering subjects for all sections of the newspaper. After graduating from SUNY Oswego, and spending a few years working in construction, he started his ...

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Ms. Hurley is a photographer and a journalism student at the University of Georgia. It is late August, and I’m standing in the beautiful Place de la Concorde in Paris trying to plug an Ethernet ...

This story appears in the October 2013 issue of National Geographic magazine. Thirty-four years before the birth of this magazine, the Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard sourly prophesied a ...

Witnesses speak out about video of Fontana officer punching suspect Witnesses are speaking out about an incident in which a man armed with a metal pipe was shot by Fontana officers - and then ...

(A notebook is an essential accessory for a travel photographer.) When you see a place for the first time from the plane window, or when you drive around a bend and there it is, or as the ship ...

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Among his pupils is noted photographer Matthew Brady. August: Noted French scientist Francois Arago, with Daguerre, announces the details of the first commercially practical photographic process ...

Francesca Fontana is a reporter for Exchange, The Wall Street Journal's weekend business and finance features section. Her recurring columns include "The Score: Stocks That Defined the Week" and ...

Learn how Francisco Franco used the tactics of colonial war to win control of Spain. Driven by a deeply conservative vision, he used torture, murder and incarceration to transform Spanish Society.

Even if one should not know the name Franco Fontana (Modena, Italy, 1933), surely anyone has stumbled upon one of his images and probably remembers it.