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I went into UNC wanting to study photojournalism. I was quickly introduced to the world of multimedia narrative storytelling, which I love. I love the way a narrative (when edited properly and tightly) makes visuals come alive. A few weeks ago, I was watching a series by the LA Times about gang violence. The [...] Here’s a little treat … Share and enjoy … (warning, lots of bad language and images of pissed Brits)
Just as I was beginning to think I was not going to get a response from Amsterdam regarding the lack of a multimedia category, ( it’s not like they’ve got much to do at this time of year…) I got a short and sweet answer from Michiel Munneke, Managing Director himself. He explains that [...] duckrabbit would like to wish all our readers a great Christmas, holiday, December 25th etc etc. I hope you all have a good one. Just in case we don’t get to see you before the new year, we hope 2010 is a better year for you than 2009. Not much more to say [...] I saw this on multimedia shooter…quite a ride…check out what else they’ve got going on over there…it’s a great way to spend some time. The music really helps drive the piece..of course the photography is fantastic, well done to Anderson. I noticed at the end of the piece that Anderson has tried to gain [...] Check out this post on the Phil Coomes’ BBC blog. It’s very moving and the photos that accompany it are a punch to the stomach.
If you wanted people to take your photography competition seriously you’d pick someone independent to chair the judging of the photojournalism category, right? Damn we’re just so naive at duckrabbit … Sony Photography Photo Awards: Photojournalism and Documentary categories are: Chair, Aidan Sullivan (UK), Vice President Getty Images I found this again whilst cleaning up round t’back…it is amazing, and funny, and you need to watch it. Again. Photograph of Jesus by Laurie Hill in association with the Getty Images Short & Sweet Film Challenge from Hulton Archive on [...] I imagine most of you will be aware of the brouhaha (what a great word) concerning the ad for an unpaid intern to help James Nachtwey. That little ad has caused quite a stir, and rightly so imo. The one thing missing from the debate (how I wish it were more like a debate [...] Ok…I want to know why the World Press Foundation have not yet acknowledged the fact that multimedia is a huge voice in the modern world of photojournalism. Really, I want to know why there is yet again no multimedia category. Error. I really thought this year would be the first where they allow multimedia [...] Oxfam have billed it as possibly the most important meeting in history. And it probably is, until the next one. We are of course talking about the Copehagen Climate talks. But after a week of, well not a lot, do people care? Take a look at David’s pictures in the post below. All snapped [...] I thought I would do the mess around (thanks Ray) with the blog a bit. Whack a bit of real life in there, make you valuable viewers work your finger a bit. Playing with perspective if you like. Always a good thing, perspective. This is a collection of photos that I caught one morning [...] Some good stuff from Phil Coomes, the BBC’s picture editor who also turns out to be a top bloke. Thank you Robert and Stephen This is the best I can offer in return:
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