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October 4, 2011

Video Storytelling Workshop, Online

The National Press Photographers Association is hosting an online workshop on video storytelling called Lighting, Writing and Surviving on Oct. 15. From the site: Join an all-star faculty on October 15, 2011 for an exciting day of presentations. Best of all, you don’t have to leave home to participate. Available On Line if you’re busy the 15th, all presentations are...

Advice & Learning/Multimedia/Photojournalism

October 1, 2011

iPad as Photo Book?

Interesting piece by Olivier Laurent over at the British Journal of Photography about photographers creating custom apps for the iPad as a way to distribute their images. Is this the new coffee table book? It’s an intriguing idea … and now I want to learn how to make an app …

Business & Industry/Photojournalism

September 29, 2011

Behind E:60

The crew of ESPN’s E:60 show has a Production Notes blog that tells the stories of telling their stories. If you’re interested in sports video storytelling, worth sticking in your RSS reader.

Craft/Multimedia/Photojournalism/Tech Talk

September 28, 2011

Fox Hunt, Deconstructed

I’m really enjoying this new (to me) site, The Image, Deconstructed. They have an interview up with Andrew Craft where he talks about shooting a Thanksgiving Day fox hunt, gives a nice insight into what it was like. Well worth sticking the RSS feed in your reader.

Good Work/Photojournalism

September 23, 2011

Time for Shooting

The Image Deconstructed has an interview up with Leah Nash where she talks about a project she’s working on documenting a woman with Aspergers Syndrome, a form of high-functioning autism. Some nice insights into working with folks that exist in a sometimes closed community. (Thanks to Melissa Lyttle for the link.)

Journalism/Photojournalism

September 14, 2011

Shooting Baseball

Nice piece on the pressure of shooting baseball and transmitting from the field on the Milwaukee Brewers’ web site. It’s different from my days at Fenway Park, shooting for 45 minutes and then running to the darkroom to soup and ship a couple of images, then get back to the field for PMers. Not sure if it’s better or worse...

At Work/Photojournalism/Tech Talk

September 14, 2011

On Patience

Over at the New York Times’ Lens blog, Kerri MacDonald has a short interview up with Jared Soares where he talks about the impact of one of my favorite images by Sam Abell. I remember studying that photo for hours. I would look at that photo, then I would run off to a country fair and I would try to...

Advice & Learning/Business & Industry/Craft/Journalism/Photojournalism

September 13, 2011

New Skills for the Modern Storyteller

Stanley Leary put up a nice compilation of the skills now being asked for in job descriptions for photographers. To me, there is nothing surprising in the job listings – it’s an evolution that’s been going on for the last decade or so. But the key thing he points out is that, regardless of the skill set, being able to...

Advice & Learning/Business & Industry/Photojournalism/Thoughts & Theory

September 12, 2011

Japan, Then and Now

I really enjoy these sorts of things … CNN.com has a small gallery of then-and-now images from the areas of Japan that were affected by the tsunami six months ago. There’s been a lot of cleanup, but a lot of those massive ships that were hurled inland are still there.

Good Work/Photojournalism

September 10, 2011

Football Workshop

We’re in the process of launching a sports journalism initiative within UGA’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication. We’re hiring a couple of folks to teach, research and think about sports, so to get ready, we decided to try out this silly idea my colleague Prof. Jim Biddle and I came up with last spring – let’s take a...

Advice & Learning/Good Work/Photojournalism

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