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On the sidewalk in front of his house , 4-year-old Josue Hercules, a little, dimpled boy with a mighty man's name, was playing with his older sister, Katherine. Down the street, 46-year-old James Landrum, who had a history of gang activity and criminal convictions, was arguing with a group of adults. He pulled a gun and opened fire. The kids ran at the sound, but one of the bullets hit Josue in the back of the head, skirted his skull and lodged near his right eye. His 7-year-old sister carried Josue to the house.
Picture of the Year International
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W.M. Hunt - Bill Hunt – is a self described champion of photography: collector, curator and consultant, who lives and works in New York City. His book “The Unseen Eye: Photographs from the Unconscious” was published last fall by Aperture in the US, Thames & Hudson in the UK, and as “L’Oeil Invisible” by Actes Sud in France. “The Unseen Eye’ is based on his forty years as a collector.
Best of Photojournalism 2010
The winners from the Photo Editing , Still Photography , Web Site , News Video Photography , and News Video Editing divisions have been announced. Congratulations to all the winners! Special thanks to the Poynter Institute for hosting the News Video, Still Photo, and Web Site judging, and to Ohio University for hosting the Photo Editing judging.