Take a Blogger to Lunch (And Other Radical Ideas for Journos Struggling to...
Journalists, here’s some food for thought: What we do is going away because it has to. We can no longer claim the higher ground. There will be no “transition to the Web” — the Web exists and is as...
View ArticleThe Best of Multimedia Photojournalism: The Era of the Ear
This year the Best of Photojournalism’s Best of the Web contest saw more — and better — online journalism presentations from around the world than it ever has before. It may have also provided us with...
View ArticleWhy contests need to do a better job of recognizing changes in multimedia...
I recently had the privilege of serving as a juror for the World Press Photo’s multimedia contest in Amsterdam. This was, by far, one of the most organized contests I’ve attended. (For eight years I...
View Article5 types of photos that make for strong photo essays, audio slideshows
In photography’s equivalent of the after-life, “no one can hear you scream.” At least let’s hope that’s the case because, if not, W. Eugene Smith – the 20th century’s master of the photo story — would...
View ArticleThe benefits, drawbacks of using camera phones as a photojournalist
The mind can sometimes play tricks on you. After returning from a trip to Europe several months ago, I viewed some of the photos I had taken and was disappointed by how they turned out. I resolved (no...
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