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I was a minor photojournalist once. I wasn't taking iconic photos and nobody cares about my body of work. But I will tell you two things: I loved it and I didn't get paid very much. [Read More] petapixel.com »
After allegations that a group of photographers knew about the October 7 attacks in advance, Israel has said they have been added to a list of people it will "eliminate." [Read More] petapixel.com »
A roundup of photojournalists doesn't need to be classified on race. But black photographers and artists generally don’t get the dues they deserve. Which is why the staff at The Phoblographer are shining a spotlight on photographers of this community during Black History Month. thephoblographer.com »
A Sky News team has shared a harrowing account of their experience in Ukraine. After attempting to get back to the center of Kyiv, the group was ambushed by Russian soldiers and attacked, even after identifying as press. [Read More] petapixel.com »
Nikon has always been a top player in the camera world. Their cameras have been in the hands of some of the most notable photojournalists over the decades. And with some of their recent moves in the mirrorless camera world, they've gotten even better. thephoblographer.com »
Canon has always had one of the top names in the game for photojournalists. With their recent moves in the mirrorless camera world, they're still making headlines for sure. Canon cameras have great things like eye-control autofocus and advanced AI built into the system. thephoblographer.com »
A group of five photojournalists who were arrested and or beaten during last year’s protests against racial injustice has sued the NYPD in an attempt to stop what they call egregious and repeated violations of journalists’ right to record police activity on public streets. petapixel.com »
The staff of the Penn State newspaper The Daily Collegian are currently battling a contract being forced upon them by school leadership, claiming it strips them of image ownership and takes advantage of their “volunteer worker” status. petapixel.com »
The staff of the Penn State newspaper The Daily Collegian are currently battling a contract being forced upon them by the periodical’s leadership, claiming it strips them of image ownership and takes advantage of their “volunteer worker” status. petapixel.com »
The National Press Photographers Association has submitted a request to the CDC that visual journalists be “expressly included” in the first phase of COVID-19 vaccinations which are planned to be first administered to essential workers. petapixel.com »
President Trump was golfing on Saturday when most mainstream media outlets called the 2020 presidential election, projecting former Vice President Joe Biden as the winner. A few photojournalists managed to capture photos of Trump by shooting with ultra-telephoto camera lenses from nearly a mile away across the Potomac River. Photojournalist Al Drago shared an interesting […] petapixel.com »
In the midst of global protests in support of #BlackLivesMatter, the Poynter Institute caused a ruckus within the photojournalism industry last week with the provocatively titled “Photographers are being called on to stop showing protestors’ faces. petapixel.com »
Certain genres of photography have come to a screeching halt during the coronavirus pandemic, but there are still countless photographers on the front lines of the public health crisis, risking their own safety to create visual journalism for the world. petapixel.com »
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has sued the United States government on the behalf of five photojournalists who allege their rights were violated 'on multiple separate occasions' while reporting on conditions at the US-Mexico border. dpreview.com »
Five photojournalists are suing the United States government for allegedly tracking, detaining and interrogating them about their work on the US-Mexico border. The journalists are accusing the Department of Homeland Security of “an unprecedented, coordinated attack on the freedom of the press. petapixel.com »
The US government has a secret database through which it’s tracking people tied to the migrant caravan, according to newly leaked documents, and found on the list are a number of photojournalists. petapixel.com »
A number of prominent newspapers and magazines have laid off some or all of their photojournalists in recent years, but these moves are not without their consequences. A new study has found that switching from a photojournalist staff to non-professional photos has, to no one’s surprise, causes a significant drop in photo quality. Professors Tara […] petapixel.com »
If you’d like a dose of photography inspiration, spend 8 minutes watching this video. It’s a story that just aired on CBS Sunday Morning titled “Capturing the Moment,” and it looks into whether people can be taught to create a great photograph. petapixel.com »
If you’re a photojournalist who covers stories in dangerous places, here’s something you should know: don’t try to bring bulletproof vests or gas masks through airports in Thailand, as they’re considered “war weapons. petapixel.com »
If there are still photojournalists around in the year 2030, they’ll be begging their editors to buy this strange concept car designed by Dillion Kane. Like the ultimate gear bag on wheels, it’ll carry your cameras, scan the environment with myriad sensors, and houses its very own drone in the roof. Kane, a transportation design […] petapixel.com »
Photo via UNclimatechange on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons license Over 150 photojournalists, filmmakers and media professionals have signed an open letter addressed to major camera manufacturers, asking them to add encryption to their products. dpreview.com »
A new open letter signed by over 150 filmmakers and photojournalists is asking major camera companies to build encryption features into digital cameras and the photos they produce. The letter was published today by the Freedom of the Press Foundation, which “protects and defends adversarial journalism in the 21st century.” They were sent directly to […] petapixel.com »
When Japan and South Korea signed a pact on military intelligence sharing last week, authorities decided to do the signing in private, closing off the ceremony to the press. Unhappy about this decision, photojournalists decided to protest the media blackout by laying down their cameras. petapixel.com »
