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From Blog to Gallery: Prison Photography's "Cruel and Unusual" Bloggers turn curators at an upcoming gallery exhibition in Europe	How To Find Great Photography on Flickr There are countless ways to share images online today, but the web's largest (and oldest) photo-sharing site remains a fruitful place to find great photogaphy	Best of the Best of 2011 A mega-list aims to organize photography book "best of" lists, but it's still not enough
Where Photographers Lurk Online We recently spotted Martin Parr, world-famous photographer, dropping in on some online conversations. He's certainly not alone	Japan's Tsunami Aftermath Now Visible in Google Street View A special site designed for mass image uploading also offers the ability to survey damage before and after 3/11	Pay To Play (and Publish) An interesting new website and book project is selling promotional space to any photographer, as long as they're willing to outbid the picture that came before
Behind the Meme: A Conversation With the Man Behind Self Pop Tart In the viral photo meme du jour, Kevin Patrick Hanley swaps out iPhones for Pop Tarts in the ubiquitous mirror self-portrait	More Great Photobooks, Exposed on the Web A new website offers a compulsively browseable preview of photo books, classic and new	New Rolls: More Incredible Photographs From Japan's Tsunami Victims The ROLLS TOHOKU project gave film cameras to amateur photographers young and old
Leave Andreas Alone! German photographer seen as "artist," internet rages. A comment on the reaction to Gursky's $4.3 million sale	Coming To Terms With Ansel Adams Young photographers fight generational skepticism with a new look at the American master's work	How To Find Great Photography on Tumblr In the second installment of our series guiding you toward the best photography the web has to offer, we focus in on Tumblr and its extreme popularity with photographers
Global Camera Style John Sypal's digital snaps documenting vintage analog cameras in Tokyo become an international internet meme, as clones spring up worldwide	Fans Help Crowdsource Harold Feinstein's First Monograph A Kickstarter project is raising funds for a retrospective look at a prolific American photographer	Chuck Patch's Online Metamorphosis After sharing his decades-old, mostly unseen work with a community of like-minded street photographers on Flickr, Patch found new a new audience and new inspiration

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