Noel Quidu

• perspective of receding buildings
• perspective of shot taken through windows
• sense of distance
• window frames the image
• protest - masses create chaos in the photo but they are calm

• Year2000 
• PhotographerNoël Quidu 
• NationalityFrance 
• Organization / PublicationGamma for Newsweek 
• CategoryGeneral News stories 
• PrizeHonorable mention 
• Date10-10-2000 
• CountryYugoslavia 
• PlaceBelgrade 
• CaptionStudents demonstrate. In October, a revolution in Serbia toppled President Slobodan Milosevic. The opposition had claimed victory in the September elections, but a Federal Election Commission called for a second ballot, claiming neither side had an outright majority. A general strike and mass protests followed. On October 4, Yugoslavia's constitutional court annulled the election; by dawn on October 5 people were converging on Belgrade. By 16h00 protestors had captured the parliament building, and at 18h30 opposition leader Vojislav Kostunica addressed a rally of some half a million people and declared himself president.

• gesture
• deep contrast of black figure against white smoke
• pattern on ground

• Year2000 
• PhotographerNoël Quidu 
• NationalityFrance 
• Organization / PublicationGamma for Newsweek 
• CategoryGeneral News stories 
• PrizeHonorable mention 
• Date05-10-2000 
• CountryYugoslavia 
• PlaceBelgrade 
• CaptionOpposition supporters battle through tear gas set off by police. In October, a revolution in Serbia toppled President Slobodan Milosevic. The opposition had claimed victory in the September elections, but a Federal Election Commission called for a second ballot, claiming neither side had an outright majority. A general strike and mass protests followed. On October 4, Yugoslavia's constitutional court annulled the election; by dawn on October 5 people were converging on Belgrade. By 16h00 protestors had captured the parliament building, and at 18h30 opposition leader Vojislav Kostunica addressed a rally of some half a million people and declared himself president
  
  
   

• Year
• Photographer2000 Noël Quidu 
• NationalityFrance 
• Organization / PublicationGamma for Newsweek 
• CategoryGeneral News stories 
• PrizeHonorable mention 
• Date05-10-2000 
• CountryYugoslavia 
• PlaceBelgrade 
• CaptionOpposition members leave the parliament building with a chair they said symbolized the throne of Milosevic. In October, a revolution in Serbia toppled President Slobodan Milosevic. The opposition had claimed victory in the September elections, but a Federal Election Commission called for a second ballot, claiming neither side had an outright majority. A general strike and mass protests followed. On October 4, Yugoslavia's constitutional court annulled the election; by dawn on October 5 people were converging on Belgrade. By 16h00 protestors had captured the parliament building, and at 18h30 opposition leader Vojislav Kostunica addressed a rally of some half a million people and declared himself president.
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