Marcus Bleasdale: Harnessing the Power of Photography in the Congo

With the primary goal of photojournalism being to tell thought-provoking visual stories that explore today's most pressing social issues, practitioners often find themselves faced with the mission to shoot photos that incite change.

Such was the case for photojournalist Marcus Bleasdale, who told the poignant stories about his work in Africa during a 2013 talk for Nat Geo Live. If you've taken an interest to photojournalism and hope to do some compelling projects with it someday, let his story this serve as an inspiration for you. .

2019-4-7 13:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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