Media Insider: Facebook Employees Walk Out, ACLU Files Suit Against MN Police, SC Journalists Return To The Office
There was a lot of news to keep track of this week. Here’s a recap of some of the top stories from the media industry.
Tagged: photojournalism
5 Tips to Improve Your Sports Photography
You’re covering the game, and you’re on the hook for art. No problem. Here are some sports photography tips to keep in mind.
Let’s Talk About Photos: 7 Tips for Expert Group Pictures
Group photos are a necessary piece of visual journalism, but they can be tricky. We have seven tips to help you pull off the impossible.
Need to build your photography portfolio? Here are 10 subjects you can find close to home.
Being a new photographer can be a bit daunting. To define your focus and style, try shooting these easy-to-find subjects.
These 5 tips will take your portrait photography to the next level
By now, it’s common knowledge that a headshot is essential for anyone with a professional online presence. To help media members and bloggers get a great image, we recently shared tips with the subject...
5 Camera Bag Essentials Every New Photographer Should Own
As a new photographer continues to learn and develop their craft, eventually they’ll get to a point where their equipment gets in the way of producing the images they desire. A decent camera body...
How to become the stand-out photographer you’ve always wanted to be – in 4 steps
In the competitive field of photography, it can be a struggle to separate yourself from the pack. The role of a journalist has expanded as well, and assignments that traditionally were assigned to a...
5 Essential Tips Every Beginner Photographer Should Know
Multimedia is an integral part of any content — especially online. Think about it: If an article has an eye-catching header image or a neat infographic, you’re more likely to read through it and...
From SXSW: Instagram and the Photojournalist
Gunttenfelder shared that he first began using Instagram just to be creative, “to document my life.” Now it’s part of his work. His phone is his second camera. He makes a conscience decision with each image whether it is something for his traditional Canon or something that belongs on Instagram.
