Photojournalism 2.0
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I love the color
For my photography club assignment, we are to do photojournalism in three photos, one 8X10 and two 4X6. He said most photojournalist work in black and white. so I don't know if I wll be able to use this series, color is part of this.
I have been singing praises about the Iphone virtues as a visual creativity tool for a long time now, but can the Iphone be useful in reportage of current events too?
On the press motorcade with Pres. Nixon in Ohio.
I don't usually post images that are not my own photos, but am making an exception because this photographer has meant so much to me. But not in the usual way. Later in his career, Light became a professor of photojournalism at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. From 2000-2011, I was working as a web developer/programmer at the J-School, and I was lucky enough to share a converted boiler room / office with Light.
Unfortunately, I wasn't much into photography at the time, but something about the time I spent with him there rubbed off on me. We had rollicking conversations about the effect of the internet on culture, and about photographic ethics. I was able to attend his classes just a few times, and remember how careful he was to drill into his students the danger of "the slippery slope" once you start editing photos in ways that couldn't be done in an old-fashioned darkroom.
Anyway, it would be amazing to be able to hang out with him again now that I know my way around a bit better, to learn more.
Light is an original, and I'm happy to know him.
Today the name truly represents the changes that have taken place on LA's Grand Ave. with the a view of the Broad Museum and in the background the Walt Disney Concert Hall by Star-architect Frank Gehry. This was shot from the front of Arata Isozaki's MOCA!
a man is taken into custody after police were called to his home where he held his wife hostage for several hours..no one was hurt.
Conceptual Photography
Hi, I’m Oliver Symens, an artist and photographer based in Bonn.
Photography gives me the chance to say what I believe in.
I try to feel involved in what I photograph and aim to make art that carries weight, has its own life and power. I believe in photography’s potential to renew the spirit, to feed the soul and to drum up feelings of connectedness through a single image.
a man protesting against General Tire pickets outside a Tire Kingdom location much to the anger an employee...
Plying a traditional hand-crafted Arabic-styled Mashua dhow under a stiff coastal trade wind in the Lamu Archipelago off Kenya's northern Swahili Coast.
The seasonal trade winds have been instrumental in the evolution of Swahili culture and commerce since the ancient island town of Lamu was first established in the 14th Century as a strategic Omani marine outpost and settlement on the classic coastal trade route between Zanzibar and the Arabic world further to the north.
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Here we go again!
Mamma Mia, here I go again
My my, how can I resist you?
Mamma Mia, does it show again
My my, just how much I've missed you?
So yeah, totally forgot how to use my "big girl" camera. Put on the wrong lens. Been a long time absence Flickr friends.
New town, new cameras, and now with smart phones!
Here's to Spring and health.
File: 2022004-0900
Anchor Road, Bristol, South West of England, United Kingdom, on Saturday 9th of July 2022.
About the photograph.
At one time between 1987 to 1989, I did try taking photojournalism kind of photos of college students going on a march, while I was attending college. Since then, I have not done any photojournalism kind of photos for a few decades.
I would consider myself still inexperienced in the field of photojournalism, and the Bristol Pride was the first of a big current affairs event that I attended and took photograph.
I walked all the way from the starting point to the finishing point of the Pride parade, which took me about a couple of hours, allowing for the fact that I sometimes went back and forth. Normally everyone on the parade would take only about an hour to get to the end.
Once I reached the end, I decided to double back, and try to grab more shots.
Here, I find some of the emergency services, like the ambulances and police cars, bringing up the rear. They were at the rear end of the parade, maybe ready for any emergencies, specially as it was an extremely hot weather, and anyone could faint from the heat.
I thought of calling those shots The Back Up.
Those are some of the last shots of my 2022 Bristol Pride photo-shoots, after that, I went back to my car, and went to my friend’s home in Bristol, to stay and have a long rest. (I live like 60 miles away, would not be safe to drive home after too much sun.)
I hope I’ve done okay with those the event, if you want to see more of the Bristol Pride photos, there is an album on this subject in my Albums section.
About the event.
Bristol Pride is an annual festival held over couple of weeks, promoting equality for the various LGBT+ people, with a march through the city at a weekend.
The Bristol Pride started life in 1977 as a fundraiser for the local LGBT community, and evolved into an annual event held every year. There was a gap of only some years between 1994 to 2010 when it was restarted.
The 2022 march started at Castle Park, near Castle Street. The route took them past Cabot Circus, and went around the major shopping area by using The Horsefair and Union Street, and as they went down Union Street, they headed towards Castle Park. When they reached Castle Park, they turned into Wine Street, went into High Street, and into Baldwin Street, headed towards the A38 which is Anchor Road. This route took them into Canon’s Road, and ended up near the Bristol Aquarium.
The march was said to take about an hour, but as a photographer whom would go back and forth, up and down the line, looking for good shots, it took me at least a couple of hours to complete the route.
After the march, those whom bought tickets, can attend an evening musical festival at The Downs, approximately to the north-west of city centre. I did not attend this event, and by the time I got back to my friend’s home, I was worn out from the heat.
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My published photo for the #DallasMorningNews, Texas's leading newspaper. #photojournalism #nature #wildlife
In March 2029, the world shut down as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold. 15 months later, a reopening is taking place.
Local channel news interviewing one of the crew members of the B-25 at Wiley Post Airport Airshow in Oklahoma City.