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April 22, 2015

On Working for Free

Over at The Online Photographer, Michael Johnston takes on the idea of working for free … and how many people will complain about what you provide. For free. There’s that problem: you can’t assume goodwill in response to an accommodation. Doing work for free is just as likely to disqualify you for future jobs as it is likely to qualify...

Business & Industry/Photojournalism

April 22, 2015

Life After Death: Preserving Your Archive

Over at PDNOnline, Sarah Coleman has a good piece up on how to prepare your archive for, well, when you’re not here anymore. Not many photographers put a lot of thought into this, but they should. Copyright extends 70 years after our passing and is controlled by our heirs, who may or may not have any idea of what to...

Advice & Learning/Ethics & Legal/Photojournalism

April 22, 2015

The Consequence of Deception (Updated)

Putting on my ranting cap … As a journalist, journalism educator, parent and generally presentable guy, I abhor lying. If you lie to me once, I will always suspect you are lying to me. It doesn’t matter how big or how little that original deception was, in the back of my mind there will always be a little bell ringing...

Ethics & Legal/Journalism/Photojournalism/Thoughts & Theory

April 20, 2015

Pulitzer Prize Awarded to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Staff and Daniel Berehulak for the NY Times

Congratulations to the staff of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch for their Breaking News Pulitzer Prize and to Daniel Berehulak, working for The New York Times, for Feature Photography. The Post-Dispatch’s work is on the Pulitzer site. There’s a gallery of Berehuglak’s work, as well. Stellar work from both.

Business & Industry/Competitions/Photojournalism

April 20, 2015

Getting Your Internship

The Associated Press Photo Managers will be hosting a Google hangout on Wednesday, April 22, at 1 p.m., to talk about getting an internship and making the most of it. Great group of people will be on it: Emily Bogle (NPR), Danny Gawlowski (Seattle Times), Andrea Morales (Freelance) and Adam Wolffbrandt (Western Kentucky). Get it on your calendar now.

Advice & Learning/Business & Industry/Photojournalism

April 20, 2015

“If you don’t see it, I don’t believe the impact truly hits you.”

CBS News’ 60 Minutes aired a piece this week on the 2013 sarin gas attacks in Syria which used some extremely graphic video from the scene. Al Tompkins put together a piece on it for the Poynter Institute, well worth going through. That quote above is from Scott Pelley who explained why they used the video. The piece is online,...

Ethics & Legal/Journalism/Photojournalism/Thoughts & Theory

April 20, 2015

Seats Still Available at Multimedia Immersion

FYI, there are a couple of seats still open for the National Press Photographers Association’s Multimedia Immersion workshop which runs May 12-16 at Syracuse University. From the site … What You Will Learn: Effectively planning and developing your story to save time on your workflow and increase the quality of your pieces Professional audio recording techniques in the field from...

Advice & Learning/Journalism/Multimedia/Photojournalism/Tech Talk

April 14, 2015

The Processes of Ansel Adams

This is a nearly 60 year old short documentary on Ansel Adams, but it’s still relevant – the level of preparedness comes through nicely. Of course, now I want a battered limousine with a shooting platform on it …

Craft/Photojournalism/Tech Talk/Thoughts & Theory

April 13, 2015

Preserving and Protecting a President’s Image

Get your DVRs ready … according to David Gonzalez at The New York Times’ Lens blog, HBO will have a documentary on the Kunhardt family’s collection of Abraham Lincoln images, reportedly 68,000 frames deep. Scheduled for 9 p.m. tonight and, if you have an iOS device and don’t have HBO, you can get a 30 day free trial of the...

Craft/Journalism/Multimedia/Photojournalism

April 10, 2015

Stories Are Everywhere

One of my students, Rachel Eubanks, sent me an email this morning with a link to this short video about a Sixth Star Award for an Uber driver. It’s a simple piece, not really journalism, but it was Ms. Eubanks’ comment that resonated: Just reminded me that stories are everywhere…even in business. And no matter what, they revolve around people....

Craft/Journalism/Multimedia/Photojournalism

Category: Photojournalism

On Working for Free

Life After Death: Preserving Your Archive

The Consequence of Deception (Updated)

Pulitzer Prize Awarded to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Staff and Daniel Berehulak for the NY Times

Getting Your Internship

“If you don’t see it, I don’t believe the impact truly hits you.”

Seats Still Available at Multimedia Immersion

The Processes of Ansel Adams

Preserving and Protecting a President’s Image

Stories Are Everywhere