Craft – Page 17 – Visual Journalism

March 29, 2013

Dave Labelle at Grady College

[View the story “Dave Labelle at Grady College” on Storify] Dave Labelle at Grady College On Thursday, March 28, the National Press Photographers Association’s Student Chapter at the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication brought Dave LaBelle to campus. The room was packed, here’s some of what was said. Storified by Mark E. Johnson· Fri, Mar...

Advice & Learning/Craft/Photojournalism/Thoughts & Theory

March 26, 2013

Was Your Road Trip Like This?

Nice gallery up over at CNN.com looking at the work of Paul McDonough did while road tripping across America in the 1970s. Some fun stuff in there, makes me rethink how to shoot my vacation photos.

Craft/Photojournalism

March 25, 2013

Sneaking Into Iraq, Ten Years Ago

Yunghi Kim has a story up on National Geographic’s site about her efforts to get into Iraq at the start of the war a decade ago. I hesitated before posting this because a casual read may encourage others to try what she did, to cause others to believe this wasn’t as difficult or harrowing as it probably was. With a...

At Work/Business & Industry/Craft/Photojournalism

March 22, 2013

Notes on Book Publishing

Yesterday, we had our second annual Business of Visual Journalism symposium here and one of our speakers, Laurie Shock from Shock Design, left a copy of her presentation to share. Since I had a lot of requests, I’ve posted it online. I did pull out a lot of the images she used because of some copyright concerns as well as...

Business & Industry/Craft/Photojournalism/Tech Talk

March 21, 2013

The Business of Visual Journalism

Today’s the day … here’s the line up, all in the Drewry Room of Grady College. If you’re nearby, stop on in. 2, Billy Howard, talking about balancing commercial and personal work 3, Laurie Shock, talking about working with photographers on book and large projects 4, How Did You Get Here?, a panel of alumni talking about how they took...

Business & Industry/Craft/Photojournalism

March 20, 2013

Wow … Well, At Least They’re Honest About It

How would you like to get your work critiqued by professionals in an online chat session? Sounds pretty cool, just hashtag them on Instagram or Twitter and yours might get selected for a review by your friends at The Wall Street Journal. Just, you know, pay no attention to the disclaimer that is longer than the announcement and that tells...

Advice & Learning/Business & Industry/Craft/Photojournalism

March 19, 2013

Your Shot, or Mine

Nice piece over at PetaPixel looking at James Hodgins marketing idea – let the client bring a camera, then compare their images to his. Certainly is making a case for hiring him.

Craft/Photojournalism/Tech Talk

March 19, 2013

Avoiding the Surface

Over at Wired.com, Jakob Schiller has a post up about Lisa Krantz, the San Antonio Express-News photojournalist who recently won her second Scripps Howard Award for photojournalism. Should you read it? Yes. Of course you should. Why else would I link to it? “Most people’s lives have a lot of depth and so the photos should show that,” Krantz says....

Craft/Photojournalism

March 18, 2013

Nature vs. Nurture

Nice post by my friend Stanley Leary about the nature versus nurture debate in photography – are you born good or is it that you just have a nice camera? The answer? Neither. I believe it is the combination of nature and nurture that makes for the great photographers. What this means is that those who work hard and learn...

Craft/Photojournalism/Tech Talk

March 17, 2013

Are We Losing Photojournalism?

Yes, that’s practically a link-bait headline … but it mirrors one on an EPUK column by Graham Harrison titled The Year We Lost Sight of What Photography Can Achiece. If you haven’t read it yet, you must. You cannot read anything else about photojournalism nor even discuss it’s current state until you read that. Because, based on the we we...

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