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Subject: Re: Images are Power

Author:
Franklin Stewart

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Date Posted: 02:58:36 01/07/06 Sat
In reply to: Brenda Marcus 's message, "Your Images are Power" on 02:54:48 01/07/06 Sat

Yes, we all see his reality show which shows his struggles and accomplishments setting up his new enourmous 15000sf photo studio in Thailand, but I would also like to know more of what we do not see, such as his personal feelings and which industry he enjoyed more (Commercial or Photojournalism?

>I have been a long admirer of Photographer John
>Jacobson's work, both in fashion and photojournalism
>photography. His images are always very powerful and
>impacting and his ability to convey a complete story
>or idea with a single images is amazing.
>However I would like to know, from a reliable source,
>why he decided to go back into commercial photography
>after such an amazing career as a photojournalist,
>covering just about every war across our developing
>world throughout the 90�s � and if he regrets his
>decision to change industries?

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