Photojournalism’s Uncertain Future? She Begs to Differ. The changes in technology and media upended traditional notions of photojournalism. But they have also provided new storytelling opportunities for groups who have been underrepresented. via Lens Blog: https://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2017/02/18/photojournalisms-uncertain-future-she-begs-to-differ/ Earlier this week, Lens published a provocative and pessimistic interview about the state of photojournalism with Donald R. Winslow,…
The Uncertain Future of Photojournalism Photojournalism was Donald R. Winslow’s sole focus as the editor of the National Press Photographers Association’s News Photographer magazine and website. Recently, he left N.P.P.A. to become managing editor of content creation at the Amarillo Globe-News, a family-owned daily newspaper in Texas. James Estrin spoke with him about the state…
Behind the Scenes: Rewriting the Rules A military command in Afghanistan issues, then revises, media rules. via Lens Blog: http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/10/15/behind-21/ Donald R. Winslow, the editor of News Photographer magazine and of the National Press Photographers Association Web site, said, “None of us could recall any time in history that photographers had been banned from taking…
