A Visual Journalism Discussion Network
Topic 1: Journalism or Child Abuse? Topic 2: Dorothea Lange Imagery Showcased Without choosing migrant mother, which of Dorothea Lange’s imagery stands out to you the most and sticks with you? Which images have the most impact? Topic 3: High Aperture Photography We always talk about creamy bokeh, capturing in low light and other benefits […]
Guests: Andrea Hernández, Noah Berger Topics: Fuji Unveils Plan to Make Ambassador Program More Diverse and InclusiveJournalism Under AttackRacism in the Newsroom
Guests: Olga Stefatou Topic 1: Photo Orgies So many photographers were showing up to photograph Yosemite’s famous Horsetails Falls when it was lit up that park officials had to close areas to prevent them from being overwhelmed with people and trash. What are our thoughts on this story, is Yosemite making the right choice, or […]
Guest: Geoff Livingston Topics: Using Block Chain to Out Fake Stories, Is Journalism Worth Paying For?, Discuss the series: Afro-Ecuadoreans Maintain Identity Through Spiritual Practices Links: Show Me Podcast
On this week’s episode of Around the Lens we feature The Candid Frame host Ibarionex Perello and Chicago, Ill.-based freelance photographer and videographer Rick Majewski.
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 […]
Guest: Kevin Ebi Topics: Content Aware Fill in Premiere, The Line Between Journalism and Activism, Best Wide Angle Lens, Top 5 Essential Camera Kit Items (Lens, Accessories, etc.)
Panelist: Cheryl Diaz Meyer Topic: Shooting Halloween News: The Harvey Weinstein of Photography Gear: Instax Releases Square Printer
Panelist: Duy Linh Tu News: Do You Ask About Photo Settings? Topic: Visual Journalism vs. Journalism Does the rise of video as a platform to receive pose a threat to text-only journalism, or will the two continue to coexist, and do traditional journalists need to pick up a camera to continue to be relevant and […]
The Dark Room presents “Camp Pain”, a photography exhibition by Daniel Shular opening in conjunction with First Fridays in Grand Center – St. Louis on January 6, 2017, at 6 pm. Find more information on Facebook Curator Statement by Jason Gray Camp Pain, how else to describe this most recent election cycle? In 2016, the […]
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