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Tag Archives: photojournalism
Exemplary ‘Occupy Wall Street’ Photojournalism
For those of you who’ve been shooting this story, or plan to, a great collection of images from photojournalists can be found here at “Facing Change: Documenting America.” Thanks Bob Sacha. Enjoy!
A journey down the Silk Road to Rego Park, Queens
For many New Yorkers, venturing to outer Queens is equivalent to a journey down the Silk Road. Long and arduous but filled with myriad cultures, spices and sites to be seen.
Cheburechnaya Restaurant on 63rd Dr. in Rego Park, is owned by Tajikistan-born Simon Sionov and is a testament to the history, geography and culture of the Bukharian Jews.
View photo essay HERE
Remaking the Gowanus Canal: A photo essay
Remaking the Gowanus Canal at Julian Dunn’s portfolio site.
Canon PowerShot G12 Manual
Here’s a PDF of the abridged G12 manual we walked through in class – canon_G12_quick_start_manual.
And here’s a link to the camera product page, where you can find the full, unabridged manual and other resources.
Alternative publishing websites for photographers – A list of crowd-sourcing, self-publishing, training, and resource links
Photography is about seeing. Therefore, seeing more options of where to publish your work expands the possibilities of success.
This is a list about alternative online platforms to publish photo essays/multimedia, find resources, and just look at incredible images.
Access to AP Photos
As mentioned in class last week, for those of you asking about access to AP images for use in your blogs, here’s the info direct from Barbara Gray in our Research Center:
We have access to AP Images: http://apimages.ap.org/fronts/Default.aspx?sh=14To access remotely, you can go through the Research Center site.Regarding usage – Per AP: Students and faculty are permitted to use AP Images on the school affiliated CUNY J-School website, including class and student blogs, as long as AP is properly credited and they are not resold in any fashion or used in sites such as YouTube.