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Monday, 19 December 2011 14:38 |
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The photo that served as the template for the recent TIME magazine cover is quite a bit more revealing than the one that ended up on newsstands.
Cover of TIME magazine sanitizes the image of the protester in its 'Person of the Year' photograph. (photo art: Shepard Fairey/TIME Magazine)
TIME's "Person of the Year" Cover: The Photo You Didn't See
Reader Supported News
19 December 11
 TIME magazine has used a photo of Sarah Mason, a 25-year-old Occupy L.A. activist, photographed by LA Weekly's Ted Soqui as she stood in a line, arms linked, during a November 17 protest at Bank of America Plaza, for its cover. The TIME image - created by Shepard Fairey, the L.A. artist also known for his Obama "Hope" poster is a sanitized version of the original photograph. The 99% insignia on the bandana masking Mason's face has been removed. CW/RSN
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 20 December 2011 13:52 |
