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Multiply, the world’s fifth largest independent social network geared towards private networking with a member’s real life friends and family, recently launched photo finishing services that enable their members and users to create fast, easy and elegant photo books, calendars, cards and prints.

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Until November 27, the Central Cultural Borges will host a gallery of some of the strongest photojournalism in the world.  The photographs were selected by Word Press Photo, an independent, non-for-profit organization based in the Netherlands.  80,536 photographs were whittled down to 185 for the traveling exposition’s 10 categories.  Portfolios, stories and single images were judged by a panel of experts.  According to World Press Photo, they look for an image that “represents an issue, situation or event of great journalistic importance, and does so in a way that demonstrates an outstanding level of visual perception and creativity.”  Tim Hetherington’s photo of a soldier in Afghanistan won Photo of the Year.

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Beginning this Wednesday, October 29th, Buenos Aires Photo 2008 will showcase some of the best photography from artists around all of Latin America.According to My Buenos Aires Travel Guide, this is the event’s fourth year and it has grown and grown, perhaps because it is the only art fair that specializes on Latin American photography.This year, there are 30 galleries from 10 Latin American countries: Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Perú, Bolivia, Mexico, Colombia, United States, Dominican Republic, and Spain.In addition to these galleries, works by the finalists of the Petrobras Buenos Aires Photo Award 2008 will be presented.The festival takes place at the Palais de Glace on Posadas 1725 and entrance is 15 pesos.

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