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1. Photographer Spotlight - Saroj Nepal
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Saroj
As a health communication professional, Saroj
Asked about Photoshare, Mr.
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India - New Photos from Rajal Thaker
People gather around a statue of Mahatma Gandhiji during a doctor-organized "Save the Girl Child" public awareness rally in Ahmedabad, India. Approximately 2500 doctors from all over Gujarat state attended the rally sponsored by the Gujarat state branch of the Indian Medical Association. © 2007 Rajal Thaker, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID: 173-138]
A public awareness rally for a "Save the Girl Child" campaign in Ahmedabad, India. © 2007 Rajal Thaker, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID: 173-122]
Physicians carry signs with "save the girl child" and women's empowerment messages during a doctor-organized "Save the Girl Child" public awareness rally in Ahmedabad, India. Approximately 2500 doctors from all over Gujarat state attended the rally sponsored by the Gujarat state branch of the Indian Medical Association. © 2007 Rajal Thaker, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID: 173-149]
Ms. Shilpa counsels pregnant women about HIV at the Mamata Clinic at Sheth V S General Hospital in Ahmedabad, India. The Mamata Clinic is part of a program to prevent parent-to-child transmission of HIV. © 2007 Rajal Thaker, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID: 173-1]
Ms. Hiral, a laboratory technician, destroys a needle after it has been used at the Mamata Clinic in Ahmedabad, India. The Mamata Clinic is part of a program to prevent parent-to-child transmission of HIV. © 2007 Rajal Thaker, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID: 173-9]
A traditional birth attendant (TBA) shares her experiences during a training session in the Surendranagar district of Gujarat state, India. © 2007 Rajal Thaker, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID: 173-86]
Traditional birth attendants (TBAs) view digital photos of labor complications during a training session in the Surendranagar district of Gujarat state, India. © 2007 Rajal Thaker, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID: 173-76]
Physicians view training materials during the Physicians Training Initiative on HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment awareness in Ahmedabad, India. The program was sponsored by the Government of India’s National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), the Indian Medical Association (IMA), and the Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative (CHAI). © 2007 Rajal Thaker, Courtesy of Photoshare [Photo ID: 173-105]
See All of Rajal Thaker's Photos
3. 2007 Photoshare Photo Contest
Enter for a Chance to Win $1,000 USD Grand Prize!!!
Join Photoshare in communicating health and development through photography!
Deadline for Entries: November 16, 2007
Online Announcement: http://www.photoshare.org/contest/2007/2007photosharecontest.php
Do you have photos of programs in action and the people you serve? Pictures illustrating the realities of urban and rural life in developing countries? Snapshots from your personal travels, volunteer service, or work experience? You may have an award-winning photo and a chance to win cash and/or a digital camera! Download attached Entry Form, also available online: http://www.photoshare.org/contest/2007/2007contestentryform.doc
Photoshare would like to recognize Active Learning Network for Accountability and Performance in Humanitarian Action for including the photographer's credit and Photoshare captions in the Alt Tag (mouse over) on their website (below). See also: more information on Crediting Photoshare Images (PowerPoint).

There is an ineteresting article about the commercial use of open source photography.
The New York Times - Use My Photo? Not Without Permission by NOAM COHEN
Follow the Discussion on Flickr: Dump Your Pen Friend and Virgin Mobile advertising campaign using Flickr photos
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