12.18.2007

The reporter might walk up to the photo desk and ask, “Who took the fire photos?” And Kotalik would answer, “We don’t take photos, we make them.”

Content is king. People who steal work to mash it up and don’t attribute or pay their sources are dicks.

This semester I had the opportunity to create and teach a new graduate course, focused on multimedia storytelling.

it triggers so many negative visual codes that it make me uncomfortable. Do you find this image as provocative as I do? What does is say to you?

When Tribune national correspondent Aamer Madhani and photographer Kuni Takahashi returned to Iraq last month for their third extended reporting trip for the “Inside the Surge” series, the military abruptly canceled their plan to embed with Bonecrusher.

All you can do then is use a similar copy from another backup and hope that it will have a good version, underlining the idea that there is safety in numbers — and in back-ups.

Howard Schatz has no time to lose. At the age of 67, he is in the full flowering of a second career.

Photographer Lane Hartwell has just posted a statement on why she contacted a music group that used of one of her photos in a video without her permission

A photo of Owen Thomas that I shot under contract for Wired News was used without my permission in a music video created by the Richter Scales.