photojournalism... by Sam '07
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A place for New Hampton School photography students to share their work, resources, and inspiration.
2011 Year in Review
How To
Copyright
light painting/night exposure
Pictures of the Week
Portraiture
Landscape
Visual Journalism
- intro to photojournalism
- Understanding the Basics of Photojournalism
- NPPA Code of Ethics
- photojournalism rules
- Photo Essay: What the World Eats
- NYT Lens Blog
- Jon Chase
- 2010 Year in Pictures NYT
- James Nachtwey Film
- In Public
- VII
- The Digital Journalist
- CPOY
- National Press Photographers Association
- NPPA's the best of photojournalism
- Reuters "the use of Photoshop"
- Reuters Value's and Standards
- 2005 Year in Pictures NYT
- tips for making strong images
- Dick Kraus
- Lori Duff
- Preston Gannaway
- Ramsay de Give
- Ramsay de Give '04
Control of Media
Links to Photographic Inspiration
Alternative Process
fauxtography
Collage/Multi media
Blogs to Browse
And More
- Cambridge Photoshop tutorials
- MSNBC the week in pictures
- TIMES pictures of the week
- Photoshop tutorials
- Center for Fine Art Photography
- What the Duck
- The Media Today: Truth or Lies
- Digital Infrared Resource
- Project Censored
- Abelardo Morell
- NHS Arts Showcase
- Amy Wilson
- NHS "cool blogs"
- developing chart
- AP Central
2 comments:
The perspective given in this image is not "normal" for the human eye. By slightly tilting the camera, it creates a sense of unease for both the viewer and the man in the picture. The cleverly included fence gives the image a ground basis for which direction you should be looking, and allows the viewer to depict what is "off" about the picture.
in this picture, there are some expressions i can use. the intent of the picture, I can easily understand that he is late so he is running and hurry. It has strong image of movement and energy. Lot of vertical line is in the picture, trees and fence. the vertical lines help that picture makes Rhythm.
Sung
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