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'''Jill Greenberg''' (born July 1967) is successful [[liberal]] [[Canadia]]n [[photographer]]. In 1989 she graduated from the [[Rhode Island]] School of Design with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Here work has appeared on the front page of [[Newsweek]], [[Time Magazine]], [[TV Guide]], [[US News and World Report]] and [[Entertainment Weekly]]. She has also worked on commercials for corporations such as [[Microsoft]], [[Dreamworks]], [[Sony Pictures]], [[Paramount Pictures]], MGM, [[Disney]], [[Fox]], [[Coca Cola]], [[Pepsi]], and others.

'''Jill Greenberg''' (born July 1967) is successful [[liberal]] Canadian [[photographer]]. In 1989 she graduated from the [[Rhode Island]] School of Design with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Here work has appeared on the front page of [[Newsweek]], [[Time Magazine]], TV Guide, US News and World Report and [[Entertainment Weekly]]. She has also worked on commercials for corporations such as [[Microsoft]], [[Dreamworks]], [[Sony Pictures]], Paramount Pictures, MGM, [[Disney]], [[Fox]], Coca Cola, Pepsi, and others.

==Controversies==

==Controversies==

Frida Briggs, Emeritus Professor of [[child]] development at the University of SA said.

Frida Briggs, Emeritus Professor of [[child]] development at the University of SA said.

She also caused controversy during the [[2008 Presidential Election]] when she shoot a portrait of [[John McCain]] and would say that she "left his eyes red and his skin looking bad." <ref>http://www.pdnpulse.com/2008/09/how-jill-greenb.html</ref>

She also caused controversy during the [[2008 Presidential Election]] when she shoot a portrait of [[Republican]] [[candidate]] [[John McCain]] and would say that she "left his eyes red and his skin looking bad." <ref>http://www.pdnpulse.com/2008/09/how-jill-greenb.html</ref>

==References==

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