Photojournalism
Journalism has a catch-22 problem with visuals
Hare: Hi, Ren! Last week we laid out some of the stories we plan to…
WeÂ’re going to spend a lot more time reporting on photojournalism. What should we cover?
Kristen Hare: Hi, Ren. We have a lot to talk about this week. Ren LaForme:…
What it’s like to see your photo transformed into a racist online hoax
When Gabriella Angotti-Jones checked her email Thursday, she found something she wasn’t expecting. “I got…
How The Associated Press uses robotic cameras to shoot the Olympics
In Rio, 11 robotic cameras and 16 remote cameras are part of a team of…
6 ways to make better photographic portraits
Photos are an important element of any story you tell about a person. An expressive…
Adriane Ohanesian named winner of Anja Niedringhaus photojournalism award
Adriane Ohanesian is the second recipient of the Anja Niedringhaus Courage in Photojournalism Award. The…
National Geographic built an online photo community that has more than half a million members
Seven years and more than 1,000 photos ago, Mike Melnotte shared his first image with…
How The New York Times is using unpublished images from the archives to tell stories it missed the first time
Before heading into The New York Times' photo archives, Darcy Eveleigh made a list of…
Tragic images of children captured by photojournalists over time
In most cultures, children are valued as precious gifts of life -- treasured icons of…
The limits of photojournalism: What those pictures of the Syrian boy didn’t tell us
When Mary Panzer saw the photos that have at least momentarily focused world attention on…
NABJ’s Visual Task Force restores the Moneta Sleet photo competition
After a five-year hiatus, the Visual Task Force (VTF) of the National Association of Black…
