JamesEstrin

@JamesEstrin

New York Times Lens Blog Co-Editor and Senior Staff Photographer

New York
lens.blogs.nytimes.com
Joined September 2008
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    10 hours ago

    Sinclair canceled a $25k pledge to ’s foundation because the press photographers association stood by its code of ethics. Let’s fill that gap. Donate:

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    9 hours ago

    Press photographers group criticizes Sinclair Broadcast Group for news promos—and Sinclair responds by withdrawing donation pledge.

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  3. 13 hours ago

    Photographers. You should apply now for the 's Moving Walls exhibition series, and be eligible for a fellowship of $30,000–$60,000 to support ongoing or new work on the theme of migration.

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  4. 13 hours ago

    Temple Elephants Find Friends and Care at This Retreat in India

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    Apr 4

    The painful legacy of land mines left from the Balkan War

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  6. Apr 3

    This is an amazing opportunity to get your work exhibited at Photoville in NYC and around the World.

    Calling all photographers: The FENCE 2018 deadline is approaching rapidly, so don't delay in submitting your work! Deadline is April 10 (midnight PST):
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  7. Apr 3

    Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a visual tactician who understood the power of the camera.

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  8. Apr 3

    Join me, Iaritza Menjivar and Anrong Xu for "PHOTOGRAPHING FAMILY: The Personal Becomes Political," this Saturday at 4:30 PM at Pier 94 in NYC

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  9. Apr 2

    Telling the Stories of Defectors From

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    Mar 31

    What might be most extraordinary about Dr. King and photography is not how the medium defined him, but how skillfully he used it to define the story of civil rights

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  11. Mar 30

    Apply to the grant in humanistic photography. Deadline May 31!

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  12. Mar 30

    Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a visual tactician who understood the power of the camera.

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  13. Mar 30

    The most compelling photographs of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. were not idealistic or simple, but portrayed his complexity and humanity.

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    Mar 29

    He photographed more than 50 L.G.B.T.Q. Africans in 10 countries across Europe and North America

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    Mar 29

    ‘It Was Like My Disability Became a Gift’

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  16. Mar 28

    ‘It Was Like My Disability Became a Gift’

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    Mar 27

    Al Smith's photos capture not just the jazz scene of 1940s Seattle, but also the complexity of life in a midcentury African-American community

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    Photos of the dynamic black community and thriving jazz scene of 1940s Seattle

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  19. Mar 26

    When Federica Armstrong discovered that she lived a mere mile from one of Silicon Valley’s many toxic Superfund sites, she set out to photograph and document the rest.

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    Mar 24

    To tell the Stormy story right, we spoke to Judd Apatow, Nina Hartley, Ron Jeremy, the Penthouse Baton Rouge and a Maryland-based horseman named Packy McGaughan. Your move, .

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