Journalism – Page 23 – Visual Journalism

July 31, 2012

Piano Requiem

Good Work/Journalism/Photojournalism/Video

July 20, 2012

Safety Courses for Journalists

Columbia University will be offering a three-day program for journalists who are working in combat and high-risk zones in October, according to an article in Photo District News.

At Work/Ethics & Legal/Journalism/Photojournalism

July 20, 2012

Behind Margaret Bourke-White’s Classic Image

Life is doing a series of stories that look behind some of their iconic images and even I am learning some new, neat things. They have the story behind one of Margaret Bourke-White’s iconic images that is often thought to be about the great depression but was actually shot as part of a story about a flood in 1937. There’s...

Good Work/Journalism/Photojournalism

July 19, 2012

2012 Mountain Workshops Taking Applications

The 2012 edition of the Mountain Workshops in Kentucky is now taking applications – get your package together, this is one of the Big Ones. The workshop will run October 16-20 in Henderson, Kentucky, this year. One of these years, I want to go to this one …

Journalism/Multimedia/Photojournalism

July 6, 2012

Reuters Goes Robo

As you know, I love technology – but only when it helps you do something better. When I think about covering something like the Olympics, with the hundreds of photographers all penned together, my desire to shoot there plummets. I want to go where the others are, I want to make the image no one else sees. But so many...

Journalism

July 2, 2012

The Story Behind Capa’s D-Day Images

I have known this story for decades, but John Morris, a Life magazine picture editor in London during World Was II, recounts the whole story of how Robert Capa’s legendary Normandy landing images came to be. What ever happened to the rest of the damaged film? I wonder if we could send it to Hollywood and have those CSI-computers fix...

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June 18, 2012

Cameras on the Course

A little behind on this one … ESPN has a story, with video*, up about cell phone cameras on the course and how that may have contributed to one player withdrawing from an event last month. If you’ve ever covered golf as a professional, you know the rule of etiquette is you don’t fire your camera until the player has...

Business & Industry/Journalism/Photojournalism

June 14, 2012

MediaStorm Goes to a Paid Model

A few days ago, MediaStorm rolled out their new fee structure – about $2 to see the stories they produce. Which, you know, is ridiculously cheap … But, as you could expect, people don’t like paying to see stories. Unless it’s $10 for a movie. Or $8 for Netflix. Or $2.50 for The New York Times. So, of course, people...

Business & Industry/Journalism/Multimedia/Photojournalism

June 14, 2012

First Chris Hondros Award Given to Andrea Bruce

James Estrin at The New York Times’ Lens blog has the story of Andrea Bruce winning the first Chris Hondros prize.

Journalism

June 12, 2012

Video at the Wall Street Journal

Andrew Beaujon has a short post up over at the Poynter Institute that links to a Wall Street Journal video on the Facebook IPO. The video, which runs about 10 minutes long, was produced by an independent filmmaker and is, apparently, indicative of the expansion the Wall Street Journal is expecting in this area. Go ahead and watch the video,...

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