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| Little Monk, Carol Colby Tanenbaum |

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| Quest for Dignity, Pamela Parlapiano |

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| The Europeans, Damaso Reyes |
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Carol Colby Tanenbaum believes photography offers the viewer the
opportunity to see through the eyes of another. By taking subjects out of context,
and by changing their color and/or perspective, Carol hopes to bring the viewer’s eye to the
sensuality and complexity of objects usually rejected as forms of decay and degradation. www.colbytanenbaum.com
Pamela Parlapiano Pamela
Parlapiano has photographed in 32 countries for 26 years. "I am committed to pointing my camera at people who in spite
of challenges emerge with kindness, laughter, dignity and peace". Her work has been shown in 18 countries including at
the United Nations in New York and the Vatican and is numerous collections including a book "Quest for Dignity". parlaphoto@aol.com www.pamelaparlapiano.com
Damaso Reyes Damaso Reyes has been a photojournalist for over ten years.
He began his career as a stringer for the New York Amsterdam News where he was an intern and later served as Southeast Asia
Bureau Chief from 2001 to 2003. Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Damaso attended The Department of Photography at New
York University's Tisch School of the Arts. He has worked for various institutions and his work has appeared in publications
including: The United Nations Development Programme, The Associated Press, The Wall Street Journal, Newsday, The San Francisco
Chronicle, The Far Eastern Economic Review, New York magazine, Vanity Fair Germany, Der Spiegel and Time Asia. Previous assignments
and projects have taken him to countries including Rwanda, Iraq, Indonesia, Tanzania and throughout the United States. His
images are also featured in the monograph Black: A Celebration of a Culture and the book Innocents Lost: When Child Soldiers
go to War. He is the recipient of several awards and fellowships including a Fulbright and Arthur F. Burns Fellowship and
two first place awards for international reporting from the New York Association of Black Journalists. Damaso is also the
principal photographer on The Europeans, a long term photographic documentary project examining the changes that Europe and
its people are experiencing as the European Union expands and continues to integrate.
E-mail: damaso@damaso.com Website: www.theeuropeans.net
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