Hey, I know from working online and in newspapers that you want your photo subject to look "in" toward the content, but maybe you failed to notice by flopping the Graham photo that it reversed the "Meet the Press" backdrop.

You should adopt the standard of most credible news organizations, which ban flopping photos because it alters the news content of the image, and can mean a hit in credibility for those who notice. When I was starting out there was an easy standard: would you flop a picture of Gorbachev? No, because his map-of-Italy forehead birthmark would give it away.

Hey, go fuck off with the "nerd" reference. Just who the hell are you and what makes Radar less "nerd"-like? Its shallow obsession with all things celebrity? That's a hell of a lot more nerdy than being a Star Trek fan, which if nothing else is about feeling some optimism for the future in spite of shitty empty-calorie reporting on celebrities.