Tall? Small? Faux? Images from the Lincoln Bicentennial celebrations...
Image credits: Reuters; Gerald Herbert/AP; David Goldman/AP; Jason Reed/Reuters.
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What am I lookin' at?
- The Guardian's "My Best Shot": Photographers on their Favorite Works
- Face to Face: Blog of the National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
- Preserving Lincoln's Legacy: The Kundhardt/Meserve Collection (CNN story)
- The Bigger Picture: Smithsonian's Photography Blog
- Click! Photography Changes Everything (Smithsonian Initiative)
- Photo Friday: The Weekly Photo Challenge
- New York Times interactive feature: Picturing the Recession
- BAGnewsSalon Transcripts
- White House Flickr Photostream
- Lens: The NYT Photography blog
Browse This
- (not so) Urban Hennery
- American Photography's blog: State of the Art
- Arts & Letters Daily - ideas, criticism, debate
- BAGNewsNotes
- Bearskin Lodge blog
- Bearskin Lodge Web Cam: A little glimpse of paradise on your desktop
- blogos
- I've got blisters on my fingers!
- Joe Henderson's Running Commentary
- LILEKS (James) the Bleat
- Lincoln's Rhetorical Worlds speaker series at University of Illinois, 2008-09
- McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Lists
- Measure for Measure: How to Write a Song and Other Mysteries
- metaspencer
- Money/Speech
- Neither Necessary Nor Sufficient
- No Caption Needed
- Notes on Politics, Theory & Photography
- Oratorical Animal
- Political Cotton Candy
- Rural Rants
- Shadows and Light
- Smile Politely: C-U's Online Magazine
- Speak
- Talking Points Memo
- The Blogora |
- The return of the puppy blog-Sheba's litter
- The Rosewater Chronicles
- Xark!
- Zoom: The Hidden Truth of Photos
This week in local eating
- Oct. 17: tiny shoots of greens and spinach in the garden, pesto in the freezer; farmer's market potatoes, sweet potatoes, winter squash, Prairie Fruits Farm fresh chevre plus "Red Dawn"
On Deck
- That special issue
- Book revisions
- The earliest beginnings of a project on White House art
On the Nightstand
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i went to the very nicely done new Lincoln exhibit at the Lib. of Congress ("With Malice Toward None") yesterday ... tons of Lincoln photos and little commentaries. I kept looking for a rhetorician in the bunch, but no go (why is that guy who plays a lawyer on Law and Order a better 'expert' that Zarefsky or Finnegan, i want to know).
Posted by: c... | 13 February 2009 at 04:31 PM