To make up for the Greenberg fiasco, The Atlantic reissued its cover this month according to Junior Cub Reporter (Level IV) Biff Spackle.
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Vanderleun adds (via Larwyn):
Buh-Bye:"The Vaughan Hannigan photo agency, which has represented the disgraced, excrement-obsessed photoshopper Jill Greenberg, has just dropped her from its client list." - Jeffrey Goldberg @ The Atlantic
Elsewhere, the brilliant and ethical Mark Tucker ["I'm a full-on Obama supporter; I'm a commercial photographer..."] has the real motivation all figured out: What I've Learned from this Greenberg/McCain fiascoMaybe this was some back-room plot, planned months in advance, to move her out of the doldrums of commercial photography, and into the glamorous world of Fine Art...
This issue's a keeper.
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