Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Photographer Addresses Report About 2021 Picture

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Photographer Addresses Report About 2021 Picture
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However, Harriman noted this wasn’t the case. To prove his point, he reflected on his 2022 appearance on BBC Radio 3’s podcast Private Passions, where he’d discussed using technology to do virtual photoshoots amid the coronavirus pandemic. He also said host Michael Berkeley asked “leading questions” that ultimately led to the current mix-up.

At one point in the interview, Berkeley suggested Harry and Meghan—who are also parents to Prince Archie, 4—”weren’t actually under a willow tree” when the photo was taken. As he put it, “They were lying outside in a meadow, weren’t they, Harry and Meghan when you took [the] photograph of them?”

George Widman, longtime AP photographer and Pulitzer finalist, dead at 79

George Widman, longtime AP photographer and Pulitzer finalist, dead at 79

TRAPPE, Pa. (AP) — George Parker Widman, a longtime Associated Press photographer and 1988 Pulitzer finalist, has died at the age of 79.  An obituary provided by the family says he died Friday at his home in Trappe, Pennsylvania. Widman was born on Sept. 16, 1944. In the 1970s, he was Gannett Utica photography director and freelanced for the Associated Press and others, covering the NFL and the the 1980 Olympics at Lake Placid and in Moscow. In 1982, he became an Associated Press staff photographer and was a Pulitzer Prize finalist for feature photography in 1988 for his photograph of a homeless man in Philadelphia. He retired in 2007.

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2024 Winterlude Spirit Horse Ice Sculpture inspired by artist Rhonda Snow

2024 Winterlude Spirit Horse Ice Sculpture inspired by artist Rhonda Snow
At the 2024 Winterlude festival in Ottawa, Ontario, the Spirit Horse Ice Sculpture was on display for hundreds to see. Sculpted by brothers Ross and Antonio Baisas, the delicate ice panels depicted rare and endangered Ojibwe Spirit Horses. Their inspiration came from artwork by Rhonda Snow, a local Anishinaabe artist […]

Sony World Photography Awards 2024 unveils first 10 winners from 400,000 images

Sony World Photography Awards 2024 unveils first 10 winners from 400,000 images

Ten winners will now compete for prestigious Open Photographer of the Year title at Sony World Photography Awards in April

World Photography Organisation has announced ten category winners and shortlists for each of those categories for the Sony World Photography Awards 2024.

These were deemed to be the best single images from across the world in 2023, selected from more than 395,000 images submitted in this year’s competition. Entries came from more than 220 countries and territories.

Unfortunately there were no Irish winners in these 10 categories. Each category winner receives digital imaging equipment from Sony and will go on to compete for the prestigious Open Photographer of the Year title and a $5,000 (USD) prize.

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The overall winner will be announced on April 18 in London, with selected winning and shortlisted images exhibited at Somerset House from April 19 to May 6, 2024.

This year’s Open competition was judged by Daniel Blochwitz, Curator, Foto Festival Lenzburg, Switzerland.

The overall winners in the Student, Youth and Professional competitions will also be announced on April 18 and will be on display as part of the exhibition too.

You can view the 10 category winners and some of the shortlisted entries in our breath-taking gallery…

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