Business & Industry – Page 95

January 20, 2009

UGA PJer in DC

Documentary Photography student Rachel Bailey has skipped out on class today to be in Washington, D.C., for the inauguration. (With my permission, for my class, at least.) She’ll be bringing us a first-person report on the Grady Journal site this week, but in the meantime has managed to get two photos published on the New York Times’ web site –...

At Work/Business & Industry/Good Work

December 11, 2008

"Do You Have a Photograph of Jesus?"

It happens all the time – photo archivist get a call looking for a photo of something … something that could not have been photographed. Laurie Hill has built a video based on the strange requests the Hulton Archive and Getty Images get. Thanks to Mike Johnston at The Online Photographer for the link.

Business & Industry

December 8, 2008

SEO for Photographers

“SEO” is “search engine optimization,” and it’s a little black art we all need to learn. It’s what helps your web site get found on the net. It’s not enough just to build a beautiful site, you have to keyword it and structure it so potential clients can find you. Levi Wardell over at Black Star Rising has a good...

At Work/Business & Industry/Graphic Design

December 4, 2008

Where the (Wild) Jobs Are

NPR is looking to hire web producers for Morning Edition and All Things Considered. Why do we care? Read this: Dedicated Web Producer for Morning Edition, responsible for the show’s overall online identity with a special focus on social media, blogging and Web 2.0 functionalities. (Emphasis mine.) Yep, your mad Facebooking skills might pay off …

At Work/Business & Industry

November 20, 2008

Internship Opp

Yeah, I know … it’s been kind of slow here on the blog. We’re at that point in the semester where everything is piling up on my desk – student work, new course proposals, curriculum review, international proposals for 2010 … BUT – this came across Twitter a few moments ago (thanks to Ryan Sholin) and it’s too good not...

At Work/Business & Industry/Multimedia

November 13, 2008

(Camera) Geek Predictions for 2009

Thom Hogan has posted his predictions on what camera goodies we’ll see in 2009. Real inside baseball stuff, but the talk about market share is something to pay attention to. While we focus on storytelling, there’s an industry that provides us with the tools to do that storytelling – it’s mildly important that we pay attention to that industry.

Business & Industry/Tech Talk

November 12, 2008

Burnett's Behind Beijing Video

David Burnett, founder of Contact Press Images and an all-around amazing guy, has published a behind-the-scenes-look at covering this summer’s Olympics in Beijing. Long, but if you’re a Burnett fan, worth watching.

At Work/Business & Industry/Craft

October 22, 2008

So, You Want to Shoot Election Night …

If you were thinking of heading to Chicago on November 4, here’s what the Chicago Sun-Times has learned it will cost you … and, honestly, it’s not as much as I would have thought. FROM THE OBAMA CAMPAIGN…. The following coverage resource packages are available for purchase: * Main Riser Position – $935 (Includes 4 Main Riser Credentials, 5’x8′ Slot...

At Work/Business & Industry

October 17, 2008

National Geographic Internship

Yup, your dream can come true … 2009 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE PHOTOGRAPHY INTERNSHIPS The National Geographic Magazine will offer two photography internships during the summer or fall of 2009. The program is an opportunity for young photographers to experience first-hand the rigors of life in the professional world. It is also an opportunity for us at the Geographic to scrutinize the work of those...

Advice & Learning/At Work/Business & Industry

September 25, 2008

NPPA Flying Short Course

See us and be seen – looks like we have more than a dozen UGA photojournalism students heading to the Flying Short Course stop in Boiling Springs, N.C., on Friday. Look for us there and say hello. Flying Short Course schedule, for those heading there … 7:30 a.m. Registration opens 8:00 a.m. Exhibits open 8:30 a.m. Welcome 8:40 a.m. John...