by Damian Gibson

National Geographic showcases daily a selection of a dozen images chosen by photo editor Susan Welchman. Images are submitted from photographers around the world showcasing a variety of subjects and styles. The best of the bunch are published in National Geographic monthly. To visit the site, click here.

Article review by Clare Treston

Advertising Age, 6 July 2009, by Andrew Hampp

The unexpected death of Michael Jackson has caused a media frenzy,arguably not seen since Princess Diana's passing in 1997. In Australia his albums are the top 1, 2 and 3 selling albums this week. This American article analyses the media onslaught including the breaking story, memorial magazine editions and record ratings. Interesting reading!

To read the full story, click here.

Article review by Gary Schmidt

New York Times, 7 March 2009, by Toby Barlow

Every Cloud has a Green Lining

This interesting article is about creative minds transforming and connecting derelict Detroit houses into sustainable neighbourhoods. It's being praised as “a new way of shaping the urban environment”. Amidst the economic doom and gloom it's great to find artists and architects who are willing to see the glass as half full and help in the regeneration of downtown Detroit. Who wouldn't want a $100 house?

To read the full story, click here.

by Damian Gibson

'The Collection' features inspirational images where photographers treat subjects in unexpected ways. There are over 25000 images including alternate takes, unconventional observations and odd angles. To visit the site, click here.

Did you know that Tell turns 5 years old this month? Time flies when you're having fun!

To see pics of our 4th birthday outing, including Gary with his winning greyhound, Little Spiffy, click here.