Photography
Tragic images of children captured by photojournalists over time
In most cultures, children are valued as precious gifts of life -- treasured icons of…
As photos flood our screens, which ones hold our attention?
During a week when millions of viewers/readers keenly search internet screen, mobile devices and publication…
Photo Sphere, a free and simple tool, gives interactivity and depth to stories
I have tried many programs and apps over the years to capture 360-degree interactive photographs.…
When writing about Ebola, what images should you use?
Lately, I've noticed the predominance two kinds of images with stories about Ebola -- the…
Tips for broadcast journalists: When sharing breaking news on social, speed trumps beauty
Today’s multimedia journalists have to do it all on their own – report, write, edit,…
Will Steacy photographed The Philadelphia Inquirer’s turmoil for 3 years
Will Steacy was in his New York apartment in 2011 when he got a call…
How the Post-Dispatch’s photo staff is covering Ferguson
A demonstrator throws back a tear gas container after tactical officers broke up a group…
#IfTheyGunnedMeDown challenges the media and how it portrays people of color
Time | The Root After police shot and killed teenager Michael Brown in the St.…
Tumblr page shows how much news orgs pay photographers
PetaPixel | Who Pays Photographers? "Who Pays Photographers?" is a Tumblr that takes anonymous submissions…
The New Yorker still fact-checks more than you do
Good morning. Here are 10 (or so) media stories. What happened between NBC News and…
5 questions to ask before publishing graphic images
As scenes of the Malaysia Airlines crash in Ukraine make the news and flash across…
Time clarifies: Ruined images in D-Day video were photo illustration
After two stories questioning the authenticity of what looked like ruined images in a video…