If any one saw the front page of the NYT on Tuesday they were in for a treat. Its the first time I've seen a newspaper use two photographs to create a panorama effect on their front page. From five feet off it looks stunning. Unfortunately the Washington Edition was out of registration. At least the stack in Starbucks on the corner of 7th & G was. Either way hats off to photographer Stephen Crowley and the front page editors at the Times.
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2005.09.14
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