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Jewelry goes missing from Lohan shoot

Police say they are investigating the disappearance of more than $400,000 worth of jewelry from a photo shoot involving Lindsay Lohan in London on June 6.

'Furious' Obama orders review of NY plane flyover

A "furious" President Obama has ordered a review of the decision to fly a Boeing 747 frighteningly close to the lower Manhattan skyline, White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said Tuesday.

Early photo of New York fetches $62,500

One of the earliest photographs in existence sold for $62,500 at Sotheby's auction house in New York.

Early photograph of New York to be auctioned

One of the earliest photographs in existence is expected to fetch as much as $70,000 when it is auctioned off later this month at Sotheby's auction house in New York.

People.com: Jeremy Piven Refuses to Do a 'Mediocre' Photo Shoot

The Entourage star gets surly – and rips the arms off his shirt during a shoot

FSB: E-commerce success fuels photojournalism fund

According to a Native American myth, crows look back with one eye and into the future with the other. Serial entrepreneur Andy Patrick, 47, applied that philosophy to create FiftyCrows Foundation, a nonprofit that funds photojournalists who document injustices throughout the world.

Photographs of Madonna could sell for $10,000 each

Two photographs of Madonna set to appear in a Christie's auction next month will probably sell for at least $10,000 each, according to estimates posted on the company's Web site.

Images of China win new photo award

The inaugural Prix Pictet photography award has been won by Canadian Benoit Aquin for his series of images depicting desertification in China entitled "The Chinese Dust Bowl".

How baby on iconic Nirvana album swam underwater

On a sunny day at the Rose Bowl Aquatics Center in Pasadena, California, in 1991, photographer Kirk Weddle was setting up to shoot what would become an iconic image in rock music.

Time.com: LA: We Need to Limit Paparazzi

Weary of the scrums of photographers chasing celebs at the airport, on the beach and through the streets, some Los Angeles-area leaders are contemplating tougher regulations

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