Even from Finch’s dubious account, though, James is making it clear he’s talking about Manny Garcia, the AP photographer, making money, since that’s whose images are for sale in the show.

Danziger posted several times on his blog about doggedly tracking down the photo Fairey used as a source, and he “solved” the mystery a couple of times, crediting first one Reuters photographer, then another after discovering that the photo had been miscredited. After that perfect match [sic] to Fairey’s poster, Phila. Enquirer blogger Tom Kralich ID’d Garcia’s photo as the actual source, which Danziger confirmed only after quizzing Fairey’s wife about his process.

http://pictureyear.blogspot.com/2009/01/mystery-solved-again.html

Danziger’s goal was to give proper credit to the photographer for an important image, and then let that photographer benefit from his/her contribution. The entire process, though, including the emergence of multiple, virtually identical photos of Obama, any one of which could be the source, should undermine the AP’s misguided lawsuit.

Even from Finch’s dubious account, though, James is making it clear he’s talking about Manny Garcia, the AP photographer, making money, since that’s whose images are for sale in the show.

Danziger posted several times on his blog about doggedly tracking down the photo Fairey used as a source, and he “solved” the mystery a couple of times, crediting first one Reuters photographer, then another after discovering that the photo had been miscredited. After that perfect match [sic] to Fairey’s poster, Phila. Enquirer blogger Tom Kralich ID’d Garcia’s photo as the actual source, which Danziger confirmed only after quizzing Fairey’s wife about his process.

http://pictureyear.blogspot.com/2009/01/mystery-solved-again.html

Danziger’s goal was to give proper credit to the photographer for an important image, and then let that photographer benefit from his/her contribution. The entire process, though, including the emergence of multiple, virtually identical photos of Obama, any one of which could be the source, should undermine the AP’s misguided lawsuit.

Even from Finch’s dubious account, though, James is making it clear he’s talking about Manny Garcia, the AP photographer, making money, since that’s whose images are for sale in the show.

Danziger posted several times on his blog about doggedly tracking down the photo Fairey used as a source, and he “solved” the mystery a couple of times, crediting first one Reuters photographer, then another after discovering that the photo had been miscredited. After that perfect match [sic] to Fairey’s poster, Phila. Enquirer blogger Tom Kralich ID’d Garcia’s photo as the actual source, which Danziger confirmed only after quizzing Fairey’s wife about his process.

http://pictureyear.blogspot.com/2009/01/mystery-solved-again.html

Danziger’s goal was to give proper credit to the photographer for an important image, and then let that photographer benefit from his/her contribution. The entire process, though, including the emergence of multiple, virtually identical photos of Obama, any one of which could be the source, should undermine the AP’s misguided lawsuit.