Part One of Robotog can be found here: The State of the Industry
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: In the Light of Darkness: A Photographer’s Journey After 9/11 By Kate Brooks “In this extraordinary haunting book of images by Kate Brooks, we are shown a world so violently askew as to leave no room for such everyday concepts as innocence or youth or beauty. In the best journalistic tradition, the [...]
The British Journal of Photography is reporting that photojournalist Dennis Stock has died. “Born in New York City in 1928, the photographer was particularly known for his portraits of James Dean, commissioned by Life magazine and taken shortly before the actor’s death in 1955. The photographer is also remembered for his coverage of the Venice [...]
News agencies around the world are posting images of the destruction from the earthquake in Haiti. Below are links to galleries and options for sending aid. THE FRAME- The Sacramento Bee THE BIG PICTURE – The Boston Globe THE NEW YORK TIMES HAITI EARTHQUAKE AID LINKS Clinton Foundation On January 12, a 7.0-magnitude earthquake hit [...]
United States, September 26, 2011 – LUCEO is excited to announce the grand opening of its new store, simply named, LUCEO STORE. More than just a place to shop, the LUCEO STORE is the next step in our effort to assert more creative control over the production and distribution of our members’ work. This endeavor [...]
Anthropographia is proud to announce the opening of submissions for the 2010 edition. [Submission deadline is Dec 1, 2009] This competition, opened to all, offers an opportunity for photographers to show their work and manifest their commitment to the human rights issues. Click here for more info.
Associate professor of journalism at Arkansas State university, Jack Zibluk, Ph.D., has an interesting column on 100eyes.org called Photojournalism: Why Bother? An enlightening read. See the column at www.100eyes.org.
From Journalismdegree.org: If you write fiction, then you are not a journalist – although, many people might believe that mainstream media has moved more toward sensationalism than to the truth to gain ratings. Journalism is in trouble, if this is how this writing genre is depicted today. But, educators are seeking to turn the genre’s [...]
We have to admit it has been a while since we have updated The37thFrame.org. But this redesign signals our rebirth. We are using a slightly modified design of the Workaholic Pro theme from our friends at Graphpaperpress.com. We think it provides a cleaner display and all of the enhancements that come with their themes will [...]
Contest and Open Gallery Call to Bring Focused Attention to Mobile Photography & Art TORONTO, ON – September 19, 2011 — The Mobile Photo Awards inc. today announced a competition designed to celebrate the explosive growth of cell-phone photography and art. The photo contest is also an open call for a traveling gallery exhibit featuring [...]
VJ Workshops develops tuition-free multimedia workshop intended for current college students and professional visual journalists who have been laid off in the last two years. VENTURA, CALIF., (May 29, 2009) – VJ Workshops, in partnership with Brooks Institute in Ventura, Calif., has launched a tuition-free multimedia workshop to be held at the Ventura campus of Brooks Institute from July [...]
