Farmers work into the evening near Horton, Kan. to harvest annual soybean crop.
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- Dennis DunleavyI having been writing about visual culture, ethics, photojournalism, and social media. In 2006, American Photo Magazine named this blog a "Top Innovator" for writing on photography. My work has been published in more than 8 languages and has been included on many websites, online magazines and in books. The opinions and views expressed here are my own and I am solely responsible for the content. In addition, this is a non-profit and educational blog and with no commercial interests. Please contact me at dennisdunleavy7@gmail.com
