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Manila, Philippines.
Following The Peoples Power Revolution in The Philippines, new periodicals emerged, and a few resurrected. More than a decade's repression stimulated the old freewheeling journalism, where unsubstantiated rumors were reported as fact. I lived in Manila during the early part of martial law under Marcos, and noted guarded criticism of his administration. I felt his censorship resulted in a more responsible press.
| Lens: | Carl Zeiss 50 mm. f.1.4 Planar |
| Recording media: | Kodachrome KR 64 |
| Title: | New Media 1986. |
| Username: | 
Carlkuntze |
| Uploaded: | 9 Oct 2012 - 2:39 AM |
| Tags: | Emerged, Peoples, Periodicals, Philippines, Photo journalism, Power, Resurrected, Revolution |
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Ah Kodachrome, sadly missed. An excellent piece of reportage here, very interesting.
Andy
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