Category: Journalism

Over at The Guardian, Sean Smith talks about why photojournalists have to put themselves in danger. War photographers don’t do this because they’re addicted to danger. They’re just like any journalist who wants to do their job well, and they see no romance in it. You certainly think about the risks – last year, Sunday Mirror photographer Phil Coburn lost...

A straight pass through to the National Press Photographers Association, who is reporting that Tim Hetherington has been killed in Libya and several other photojournalists have been wounded.

The answer appears to be Yes. Former student Trevor Clark pitched an idea on Kickstarter a while back, looking to raise $8,500 to tell the story of Jessie Stone who left the medical business to pursue whitewater kayaking, only to end up opening a malaria clinic in Africa and helping to bring mosquito netting to the continent. The result? It...