Episodes Interviews Newsletter

AtL Interview Series – David H. Wells

In the second in our interview series, I interview frequent panelists David H. Wells. We talk about all things visual journalism to include David’s past and progress through the career field, his current status and where he thinks it we’ll end up in the future, SPOILER ALERT, let’s just that say that you’ll definitely want […]

Episodes Newsletter

AtL 70 – Judge and Jury

Panelists: Steven White, Ron Hamilton News: 2017 Pulitzer Prize Winners Announced Let’s take a deep dive into the winners for this year’s Pulitzers, examine their work and determine why they were selected and talk about how we can win next year. Bonus News: Visual Journalist Arrested A visual journalist was arrested in Las Vegas for doing […]

News Newsletter

New York Times More Than Doubles Day Rate

In what is surely a positive sign for the photojournalism industry, sources close to the New York Times have confirmed that the paper will now begin paying it’s photographers a day rate of $450, more the double the $200 they’re currently paying. For shorter shoots, or those that don’t meet the full day-rate requirement, photojournalists […]

Newsletter

April 2017 Show Schedule

We’ve got a full month of shows this April. On April 3 we’ll be bringing on returning panelists Craig Stampfli and B.A. Van Sise. April 10 will bring newcomer Alex Tetreault and returning panelists Shay Horse. Coming to us April 17 will be newcomer Steven White and always faithful Ron Hamilton. Finally, April 24 will bring […]

Newsletter Reviews

AtL Review – Everyday Messenger Bag

The Everyday Messenger Bag from Peak Design is a well-constructed, well-designed and well-thought-out camera bag that is extremely versatile and easy to use. While it won’t be your go-to bag for every occasion, it’s comfortable and capable enough for most situations.   Initial Impression Upon initial inspection I was struck by how this camera bag […]

Episodes Newsletter

AtL 67 – Sherpa Are A People!

Panelists: Stephen Swofford, Ron Hamilton News: Students Suspended for Liking Photo Should we be held accountable for what we like online? It’s one thing to post something that someone might find offensive, but should we be held responsibility for what we publicly like? Topic: How do we retire? Retirement is a fact of life for everyone, wether […]