Given the media’s longstanding efforts to portray President Obama in the best possible light — nimbus and all — it’s interesting to read Associated Press photography director Santiago Lyon’s complaint…
The Hendersonville Times-News has great photographers. I recall, for instance, seeing one of them in a tree downtown. Today’s art is no exception. The scene was much the same when…
…is a an old lady peeking out of curtain? Did I miss something here? The topic is the pros and cons of Charlotte hosting the Democratic National Convention in 2012…
The Anglo alliance of news photographers have gotten in a rut of merely taking phony halo photos of Sen. Barack Obama (especially using the Obama logo as the backdrop). AFP…
My compliments go out this week to the Watauga Democrat for its exceptional action photos.
My daughter photo blogs from Fox News election headquarters.
Jon Ham‘s article on photojournalism links to the Christian Science Monitor story, “A blogger shines when news media get it wrong,” which contains an encouraging quotation: Some critics are disconcerted…
Jeff Harrell says it best about Reuters “photographer” Adnan Hajj: Adnan Hajj isn?t a photojournalist. He?s not even a photographer. He?s just a damn liar.
It occurs to me the last two posts are linked. Two reporters and at least one editor at the Uptown paper of record decide to edit out a police comment…
News photographers are supposed to capture an event with one shot. What does it say about Reuters photographers that the photo below is what they view as the dominant image…
I was there. Here’s my eye-witness account ? complete with photos. Here are a couple:
Education Week’s February 9th issue features an article titled “Native Ambition” and two-page spread of this photo. The caption reads: An 81/2-foot bronze statue greets students at Santa Fe Indian…