J. Ross Baughman
J. Ross Baughman | |
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Narození | 7. května 1953 (70 let) Dearborn |
Alma mater | U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School |
Povolání | fotograf, fotoreportér a novinář |
multimediální obsah na Commons | |
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John Ross Baughman (* 7. května 1953, Dearborn, Michigan, USA), známý jako J. Ross Baughman je americký fotoreportér, který získal v roce 1978 Pulitzerovu cenu Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography za fotografie, ukazující brutální zacházení s vězni ze strany Rhodesianských bezpečnostních sil z roku 1977.
Galerie
Rhodeský voják vyslýchá vesničany poblíž hranice s Botswanou na podzim roku 1977. Pořízeno pro Associated Press. První ze tří fotografií, které v roce 1978 získaly Pulitzerovu cenu.
Vězeň zajatý rhodeskými bezpečnostními silami na podzim 1977 stojí s provazem kolem krku. Pořízeno pro Associated Press. Druhá ze tří fotografií, které v roce 1978 získaly Pulitzerovu cenu.
Voják Rhodeských bezpečnostních sil si pohrává s pálkou před poraženým vězněm na podzim 1977. Pořízeno pro Associated Press. Třetí ze tří fotografií, které v roce 1978 získaly Pulitzerovu cenu.
Knihy J. Rosse Baughmana
- Graven Images: a Thematic Portfolio, 1976 [1]. A series of individual images depicting themes of childhood, courtship, marriage, old age and death.
- Forbidden Images: a Secret Portfolio, 1977 [2]. A series of photo essays depicting people on the fringes of society (Ku Klux Klan members, transvestites, carnival sideshow workers, the institutionalized mentally ill). [3]
- Some Ancestors of the Baughman Family in America: tracing back twelve generations from Switzerland through Virginia, & c. growing along with the nation, across its heartland, 1989 [4]. Genealogical history of the Baughman family. ISBN 0917968174
- Harvest Time: being several essays on the history of the Swiss, German & Dutch folk in early America named Baughman, Layman, Moyer, Huff, and others across New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas, and four centuries, 1994 [5]. Family history focused on colonial American history in New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia. ISBN 978-0-917968-18-1
- Apart from the World: an account of the origins and destinies of various Swiss Mennonites who fled from their homelands in remote parts of Cantons Zurich, Aargau and Bern, 1997 [6]. Centers on histories of medieval Europe, the Protestant Reformation and its impact on the New World. ISBN 0917968190
- A Lake Beneath the Cresent Moon: some of the history, legends & folkart from around Zurich, ranging from prehistoric times through the 18th century: along with the families thereabout named Bachman, Hiestand, Ringger & Strickler, 2000 [7]. Centers on mythology and folk art. ISBN 0-917968-21-2
- The Chain Rejoined: or the bonds of science and mystery amongst family, including many attempts to recover ties across the Atlantic Ocean to ancestors and cousins of Baughmans and Bachmans, 2005 [8]. Focuses on cycles of justice and injustice among the races throughout European and American history. ISBN 978-0-917968-22-8
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Externí odkazy
- Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu J. Ross Baughman na Wikimedia Commons
- Biografie na Amazon.com
- Sbírka fotografií na digitalfilmmaker.net
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A prisoner taken by Rhodesian Security Forces in the fall of 1977 stands with a rope around his neck. Taken for Associated Press by J. Ross Baughman. One of a set of three photos that were awarded the 1978 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography.
Autor: J. Ross Baughman, Licence: CC BY-SA 3.0
Self portrait of photojournalist J. Ross Baughman, taken in 2011.
A Rhodesian soldier questioning villagers near the border of Botswana in September 1977. Taken for Associated Press by J. Ross Baughman. One of a set of three photos that were awarded the 1978 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography.
Lt. Graham Baillie of the Rhodesian Security Forces swings a bat in front of a beaten prisoner, Moffat Ncube, in September 1977. Taken for Associated Press by J. Ross Baughman. Third of a set of three photos that were awarded the 1978 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography.