A Visual Journalism Discussion Network
When Nikon announced their new full-frame mirrorless cameras earlier this year I ripped the manufacturer for not being able to pull off 4K60p. I thought that since I had already been using this resolution and frame rate since 2017, that Nikon should have been able to bring it to me in their new 2018 cameras. […]
I was recently interviewed by Ibarionex Perello of the stellar podcast The Candid Frame. It was truly an honor to get to talk to this titan of our industry about my life and the influence it had on my career. During our interview I spoke mostly about my life in the military as a photojournalist […]
I shot my first rodeo a few weeks ago. The experience was pretty exhilarating, if I’m being honest. I can see why so many people gravitate toward the event and rodeo/cowboy culture in general. I was pretty limited in my ability to move around the stadium and distracted by my three-year-old son, but for the […]
On episode 106 of Around the Lens, set to air this Monday, Jan. 8, we’ll be talking to Bruce Byers about Camera Odysseys a company which works to bring photographers to interesting and exciting photography spots around the world. Bruce has been traveling around the world for the last 35 years and uses his company to […]
Every year around this time all the news sites start coming out with their ‘best of’ and ‘year in’ photo galleries. Never mind that the year is still not over yet… but here’s a handful of the news organizations that have hit publish, we’ll add them as we find them. If you come across one […]
In the 2018 award season there will be a new award given out by the World Press Photo. One specifically on the environment. You can read more about the award and more at the World Press Photo site here. Micha Bruinvels, director of contests at the World Press Photo Foundation: “Human impact on the environment […]
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, […]
Exclusive interview with photojournalist Shay Horse who was arrested and charged with felony rioting (10 years in jail and a $25,000 fine) at Donald Trump’s Inaugural #J20. He takes us step by step through his perilous day and a half journey from paddy wagon to three different holding sites. It’s an important story for anyone […]
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 […]
Back in January I promised that I would do a two part post on the instant photos I took at the Presidential Inaugural and the following day’s Women’s March. Well, I never did post that second one. Once I got there I realized that the camera was a fantastic way of breaking the ice for […]
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