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Revisiting the Death of Photojournalism, Ten Years Later
This is a discussion on Revisiting the Death of Photojournalism, Ten Years Later within the Open Talk forums, part of the General Information category; Excellent essay by Dirck Halstead. "In a recent Platypus class, my students asked me, "Why would you be a photojournalist ...
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07-14-2009, 08:47 AM
Excellent essay by Dirck Halstead. "In a recent Platypus class, my students asked me, "Why would you be a photojournalist today?" I answered, "You have to be crazy." I have always considered being crazy as important to a photographer as being curious. Constitutionally, we thrive on chaos and challenge. Being a photojournalist is more a calling than a trade. Those people who will do anything to come back with a story will be out there shooting for a long time." Full essay. --------------------------- "The market wants a Leica to be a Leica: the inheritor of tradition, the subject of lore, and indisputably a mark of status to own." Mike Johnston |
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08-10-2009, 08:39 PM
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