Douglas Robinson
I've spent over 25 years working as a cameraman for foreign press in Washington DC. The perspective gained from so many years explaining my country to others, has been a valuable asset in seeing my environment with new eyes. Washington is an insular town, which believes itself the center of the known universe, so for balance I've moved 50 miles away to the village of Lovettsville Virgina. Here I tend my various gardens and feed horses and am reminded that regardless of which press conference I may attend tomorrow, there are many in this world who could care less what any politician has to say. The horses are content with their hay and the farmers with adequate rain mixed with enough sun for a plentiful harvest. The only thing harvested on Capitol Hill is fertilizer.
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Republican Candidates Shift to the Right of History
The Party of Lincoln holds little in common with its predecessor, ensuring that national debate over important domestic issues continues to stalemate.
May 17, 2011
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Black Conservatives: Political Accident, Social Necessity
Social conservatism is nothing new to the black community, but over the years individual gains in commerce and agriculture were diluted by racial inequality
Apr 28, 2011
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EPA : Born of Ecological Conscious Mired in Political Crisis
The EPA has become the political whipping boy for industries who would rather spend money influencing politicians, than becoming green.
Apr 15, 2011
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Richard H. Fitzhugh a Journey to Artistic Integrity
One man's journey through structured forms to discover the nature of his art in watercolors.
Mar 31, 2011
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Nuclear Radiation: Truth, Myth, and Ambiguity
The real effects of nuclear radiation are not as dramatic as Godzilla, nor as benign as Ann Coulter's delusions.
Mar 24, 2011
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Bradley Manning: Selfless Patriot, Traitor or Idealistic Idiot
Whistle blower or traitor, America is spit on whether his alleged activities in passing information to WikiLeaks constitutes courage or stupidity
Mar 20, 2011
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Iranian Artist Lives in the West but Inspiration Comes From Home
Iranian artist Nurieh Mozaffari's journey from the times of the Shah, until her departure post-revolution.
The expansion of abstract art in the Middle East
Mar 19, 2011
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Climate Change; Political Football Played on Shaky Ground
Republicans in Congress seek to repeal the scientific finding that global warming was caused by humans, while scientists argue facts, rhetoric.
Mar 18, 2011
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Peter King Hearings
Finding the facts behind the congressional hearings on "The Extent of Radicalization in the American Muslim Community and that Community's Response."
Mar 10, 2011
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Great Photography Begins with the Eyes
Photography begins before you click the shutter. Understanding light and shadow is the primary focus for anyone interested in making quality photographs
Mar 9, 2011
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