Thanks to Blackbeltjones for this link to an extraordinary blog by the US fashion photographer Clayton James Cubitt, whose Mom lost everything in the Katrina hurricane. Reading his highly charged, ethical-aesthetical responses to the disaster - both words and (brilliant) pictures - it really makes you recognise how the blogosphere is bringing an entirely new kind of journalism into being. (Or should we call it "personalism", if the term wasn't already taken?)
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