There is a startling documentary photography piece by Matt Eich on alligator farming in Louisiana. I don’t know what these tough men get for doing this job, but you can bet it’s a lot less than Bottega Veneta<\/a> gets for the handbags which result.<\/p>\n A bayou alligator is shot prior to becoming a handbag.<\/i><\/center><\/p>\n The other two pieces illustrate the Bay of Bengal’s increasing salt content, a result of global warming, and Chernobyl’s catastrophic aftermath, including an outstanding interactive map showing areas with stil dangerous radiation levels around the blast site.<\/p>\n ‘Once’ is recommended to all iPad users who enjoy documentary photograhy with a powerful message. Mine is an iPad 1 running the latest iOS5 and I rout the pictures and videos to a big screen to which an AppleTV is connected. A great way of seeing photographs, though display on the iPad’s screen is almost as good. <\/p>\n At $3 an issue you are not adding to the world’s recycling problem while supporting great artists.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The second issue is out. I wrote about the free ‘teaser’ issue of the iPad photography magazine Once here. The second issue is just out and it’s a bargain at $2.99. There is a startling documentary photography piece by Matt Eich on alligator farming in Louisiana. I don’t know what these tough men get for … Continue reading Once. Again.<\/span> ![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.pindelski.org\/Blog\/Once_Eich.jpg\")
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