Category: Photojournalism
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POYi Global Vision Award
Winner Balazs Gardi, VII Network “THIRST” Water is life, and since the earliest days of human civilization, it has also been the source of conflict. As global supplies of fresh water diminish, and human population grows, the tensions surrounding access to water are rapidly amplifying. Check it out here.
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A Thousand Words: playing catch-up – now in technicolor
A whole varying degree of assignments… Check it out here.
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PDNPulse: Three More Photojournalists Join White House Staff
Three more photojournalists are joining the White House photo staff: Chuck Kennedy, who currently shoots for of McClatchy-Tribune News Service; Lawrence Jackson, currently of the Associated Press and Samantha Appleton, a freelancer with the Noor agency. Check it out here.
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Bruce Named WHNPA Photographer of the Year for 4th Time
Washington Post photographer Andrea Bruce has been named 2009 Photographer of the Year by the White House News Photographers Association. It’s the fourth time Bruce has won the award. Check it out here.
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PDNPulse: "Every Paper in the Country Is Waiting for Your Pictures"
Check out John Harrington’s video interviews with photographers who covered President Obama’s address to Congress last night Check it out here.
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POYi Presidential General Election winners posted
Just in case you aren’t sick of seeing photos from the campaign of McCain and Obama… Presidential General Election winners.
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Stress and photojournalism « City Limits
In a recent survey by CareerCast.com photojournalist was listed as the third most stressful job behind only surgeon and commercial airline pilot. Check it out here.
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Feature Single POYi winners are up
CLICK NOTE: Not that anyone is asking me to, but remind me never to agree to be a judge at POYi. Check it out here.
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Winners | POYi 66
As the judging of the Picture of the Year International contest is now ongoing, winners are now being announced and posted at the POYi site. Judging from some of the winning images so far, I’ll tell you that there will be a lot of discussion (as there is every year) about the state of contest…
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self-guided tour
Hey its mid-February so it must be time to check out the winners from World Press Photo. I gotta say quite emphatically that this year’s choices are completely and utterly disappointing, especially in comparison to some really kick ass stuff from last year. And I’ve heard this feeling echoing thru discussions in many photo circles…