Photojournalism

2017 Pulitzer Prize Winners Announced

The 2017 Pulitzer Prizes for photojournalism were announced today at Columbia University in NYC. The 2017 winners are: Feature Photography For a distinguished example of feature photography in black and white or color, which may consist of a photograph or photographs, Ten thousand dollars ($10,000). E. Jason Wambsgans of Chicago Tribune [click to see the […]

Documentaries

Photographers on Film: “Harry Benson: Shoot First”

“A great photograph can never happen again. – Harry Benson” If any photojournalist or portrait photographer born in the last 100 years had a bucket list of people to photograph I’m guessing it would include at least a handful of these names. The Beatles, Winston Churchill, Bobby Fischer, Muhammad Ali, Michael Jackson, Dr. Martin Luther […]

Newsletter Photojournalism

Press Corps Blacked Out of Trump Coverage – Literally

Administrations have always had some issues with the White House Press Corps, even the Obama administration had it’s problems. Back in 2013 several publications boycotted the use of official White House photographs (usually those of Pete Souza). The Guardian reported this after USA Today joined the boycott: A mini-revolt by news organisations against White House […]

Newsletter Photojournalism

An Instant Look at the Inaugural – Photographing with the Lomo’Instant Automat

This is part one of two posts I’m going to do on my instant photos from the Inaugural weekend. I took my Lomo’Instant Automat Jardin camera to the Wasington DC without much of a plan – basically just wanting to take photos with something other than my Nikon DSLR’s. Once I got there I realized that […]

Unboxing

Unboxing: Trailscape 18L from MindShiftGear

As required by the internet when receiving a package – this is Zach D Roberts with yet another unboxing video! This time I’m opening a box from the photo bag and accessory company Mindshift Gear. It’s a traditional photo backpack from a new-ish company that likes to innovate. MindShift hit the scene with the hugely successful […]

Photojournalism

Photographing in Martin Luther King’s Church

The actual church that the King family preached at is now a National Park site. The microphone that King used for service still stands there. Across the street is the new “Historical Ebenezer Baptist Church,” the current minister is Reverend Warnock. For a 2014 investigation into the voter suppression program called Crosscheck that I produced […]