Visual journalism
‘I can’t ever unsee that:’ Which unforgettable moments should a journalist choose to cover?
A version of this presentation opened the 11th annual Poynter-Kent State University Media Ethics Workshop.…
How to write great captions for your photos
National Geographic magazine's Managing Editor David Brindley stopped by Poynter last week to give a…
‘The audience is going to demand it’: Why good visuals matter
Kainaz Amaria and Imaeyen Ibanga are the type of extroverted, vibrant people who can win…
Photojournalism ethics needs a reexamination
The latest in the world of photojournalism contest ethics and photo sleuthing took another turn…
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…
Tips for Storytellers: Creating an online portfolio
The key to getting a great job or internship is showing what you can do.…
With ‘Shark and Minnow,’ New York Times tried to keep readers scrolling
Scroll down the page on "A Game of Shark and Minnow," Jeff Himmelman's New York…
Why rainbow colors aren’t the best option for data visualizations
Data visualizations are beautiful, exciting ways to tell stories. But you have to choose carefully…
Twitter research shows how multimedia increases engagement
To update an old saying for the Twitter era: A picture is worth a thousand…
Use of generic photos can be dangerous for illustrating news stories
Maybe you have a Web CMS that requires an image to be associated with some…
In matchup between NY, New England, no clear winner for Super Bowl front pages
Monday morning quarterbacks will have little to debate about the New York Giants' victory over…
Architecture student creates jigsaw puzzle to illustrate Chicago’s confusing ward lines
AndrewBayley.net | Irresponsible Architecture Architecture student Andrew Bayley came up with an illustration of Chicago's confusing…