Photojournalism 2.0
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Decades ago the free spirited
"hippy" anti establishments
loved GOA
some are still there
Photography’s new conscience
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.
Yes, 9.72s!! I will always remember this guy’s name: Usain Bolt from Jamaica – just like a lightning bolt, 21 years old, the 5th time in a race and he broke the men’s 100m world record… I watched the whole race live at the Icahn Stadium in the Reebok Randall’s Island Grand Prix meet. It was breathtaking… in fact, he got Tyson Gay (9.85s) chasing the whole way, read here.
I and several friends of mine were watching the whole tournament especially to see the world champion and Olympic gold medalist Liu Xiang to compete in the Men’s 110m hurdle. But it turned out that Xiang mildly hurt his hamstring during practice and therefore couldn’t race just to be conservative for the coming Olympics … he came and said sorry to all the fans though :) It was late at night. Just when we were about to leave, someone said oh let’s see the last race - the Men’s 100m. And of course we stayed and were expecting Tyson Gay to put up yet another amazing performance. But now you know what happened… I am glad that I wasn’t trying to shoot photos in the race otherwise I would miss seeing the most amazing 100m race in my life. I was standing in the middle of the home stretch on the audience stand. There were 2 false starts before they finally got a clean one… when the runners passed my location, Usain Bolt was 1.5 yard ahead of Tyson Gay and both seemed to be in the same pace but we then saw Mr. Bolt hit the finish line first. I was just about to talk, one of my friends yelled at us – look at this, 9.71. He broke the world record!!! (they later adjusted it to 9.72 adding the wind speed) Oh yes, I knew that Tyson would not run slow but it was this guy who ran really fast… just amazing! Then he walked the whole lap and came around to the home stretch again... that's when I took this photo. There were thousands of Jamaican fans chanting and he waved to them, may not be realizing how excited everybody was…
Oh btw, it was a nice Saturday evening, loved it! I watched the amazing performances by Veronica Campbell-Brown (my all-time favorite :)) (10.91s) in the Women’s 100m, Wallace Spearmon’s 20.07s in 200m and Xavier Carter’s 44.70s in the Men’s 400m. Really nice races! And, Sanya Richards was signing autographs and taking photos with fans at the end :)
Visa Pour l'Image 2011 - international festival of photojurnalism in Perpignan, France.
www.maciejdakowicz.com - JUST UPDATED. India in Nov and Jan!
this fire broke out at an old mill at 2am...no one was hurt but the flames lit the morning sky for hours....
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.
An annual event in our downtown, chalk art creations on the sidewalks across from the museum on 5th street
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.
volunteer fire and rescue people work to save the life of a teen after he can his parents car into a house...he suffered only minor injuries...
My published photo for the #DallasMorningNews, Texas's leading newspaper. #photojournalism #nature #wildlife