See the photo essay
http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2011/05/osama_bin_laden_killed.html
Photojournalism 1B
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
New Way To Share Pictures
Grab your camera and get involved with Glopho
Not that long ago, photojournalism was something that only an elite few got involved in, or certainly became successful doing. Tales of derring-do and near-death experiences, all in the name of "getting the shot", were the legends and meal tickets of Fleet Street and beyond.
But then cameraphones came along and with them the idea of citizen journalists - ordinary people capturing extraordinary events and bringing them to the attention of the masses.
This is the next logical step. www.glopho.com taps in to the popularity of social networking, but brings with it the hard-edged pictorial presence of a news wire service.
Take a picture and upload it and soon it could be rubbing shoulders with images from some of the best snappers around. You can then link through to Twitter or Facebook and show off your wares, or even better than that, if Glopho manage to find a buyer, you get paid. There's apps available for major platforms, so getting involved is dead easy too.
There's really no downside to this exciting new way to share your pictures and if you're in London tomorrow, there might be something worth taking a picture of...
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Civil War 150th Anniversary -- Essay Due April 15
Americans are commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War beginning April 12. Click on each of the links to view the photo essays AND read the accompanying caption information.
Post at least one or two interesting Civil War photos to your blog and answer the following questions in a short essay (200-300 words):
Why is the Civil War still worthy of discussion today?
What were the positive and negative outcomes?
What are some things you learned the Civil War after viewing these two photo essays and reading the captions?
Rare Civil War Photos
http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Rare-Civil-War-Photos/ss/events/us/041211civilwarphotos#photoViewer=/ydownload/20110411/photos_net_web_ts/1302569001
Post at least one or two interesting Civil War photos to your blog and answer the following questions in a short essay (200-300 words):
Why is the Civil War still worthy of discussion today?
What were the positive and negative outcomes?
What are some things you learned the Civil War after viewing these two photo essays and reading the captions?
Rare Civil War Photos
http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Rare-Civil-War-Photos/ss/events/us/041211civilwarphotos#photoViewer=/ydownload/20110411/photos_net_web_ts/1302569001
Photo Essay: The Civil War: Between the Battles
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/multimedia/civilwar/index.htmlWednesday, April 6, 2011
National Geographic's Weekly Wrapper
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/your-shot/daily-dozen
National Geographic is renowned for its professional photojournalism, but the photos that readers themselves shoot and submit are often just as amazing. Every weekday, the magazine's editors choose their Daily Dozen favorites, and those that are rated highest by online visitors are made available for download in National Geographic's Weekly Wrapper as computer wallpaper. The photograph below was taken at a waterfall in West Virginia; a long exposure time reveals a whirlpool swirling at the waterfall's base.
National Geographic is renowned for its professional photojournalism, but the photos that readers themselves shoot and submit are often just as amazing. Every weekday, the magazine's editors choose their Daily Dozen favorites, and those that are rated highest by online visitors are made available for download in National Geographic's Weekly Wrapper as computer wallpaper. The photograph below was taken at a waterfall in West Virginia; a long exposure time reveals a whirlpool swirling at the waterfall's base.
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