Posts Tagged ‘photography’

Crew Clocking

23 Feb 2013
In: Ibadan, Research Methods
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One of our crew pulling in hygiene shots.
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ID Photo Options

08 Sep 2012
In: Cultural Norms, Jing'an
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Documentation of Documentation

23 Aug 2012
In: Aishanmen, Cultural Norms
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Child steps.
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A Shift From the Visual

24 Nov 2011
One of the perks this work is that you get to experience things a little off the beaten path – whether its remote vistas, …
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Photo. Minder.

There’s nothing quite like a Sunday morning spent with a motorbike, a driver and in the more sensitive areas of Dahiyeh – a Hezbollah minder. …
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The Fixer’s Fixer

Kind thanks to hostess in Beruit for access to the fixer, the fixer’s Hezbollah fixer, and the Hezbollah fixer’s friend’s motorbike. It’s the only way …
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Underlines

01 Nov 2010
In: Research Methods, Shanghai
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Friends visiting Shanghai, looking at the city through similar lenses. The act of recording as a signifier of ‘interesting’. The act of recording the recording as …
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Postures of Use

27 Sep 2010
In: Design Inspiration, Kyoto
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Illegal Crossing

This photo is illegal, apparently. One of those ‘you can’t take a photo here’ situations that over the years has dulled my enjoyment of working …
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6 Rules of Field Photography

01 May 2010
In: Kabul, Research Methods
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The extent to which you have the moral and legal obligation to protect your study participant’s privacy? The ways in which this conflicts with how the data will be used within your organisation and if the subject matter allows, how it might be used in the public domain?
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