The City of New York recently published a proposal for rules changes to their press credentials process. In case you weren’t aware, the NYPD controls the issuance of press passes to members of the NYC media. The NYPD can also revoke a press pass for any reason they want and don’t have to give it […]
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USNA Graduation Ceremony
I don’t do a ton of photojournalism in my free time, so I’m not as constantly active doing press work as I could be and, as such, don’t get press access to events that much. Every once in a while, though, I do get lucky enough to get press access to events. While attending class […]
Slow-mo Super Cut – Mardi Gras 2018
I took my GH5 out to the streets of Biloxi, Miss., on Mardi Gras to capture the festivities on the day on the slowest setting my camera would allow. Here is four minutes 180 FPS footage from a Mardi Gras parade mixed some of the zydeco sounds of the season.
10 Flying Requests/Demands from a Photojournalist
Around the Lens panelist Marcus DiPaola flies A LOT. Whatever you think is a lot… double it. I asked him how often he flies, he responded almost immediately, “I averaged a flight every 2.4 days last year, [and] averaging a flight about every 3.1 days this year.” Marcus, who followed the Trump campaign last year, […]
Kevin Warn Showcases a Year of Work in Latest Show Reel
If you want to know what it’s like to shoot spot news for a living, just review this reel by panelist Kevin Warn. It showcases how police and firefighters respond to a scene and the human tragedy and heartache that sometimes accompany such events. Kevin Warn 2016 News Highlight Reel from Kevin Warn / WarnPhotography.com […]





