Pictures are very important because people believe photographs, and the picture can be a lie, but that person will look at that and it's real, it becomes a real thing, people might say the written word, bullshit, the picture is what it does. - Eddie Adams from An Unlikely Weapon
For some of the world most famous images check out youtube video, "Photojournalism": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHGwkBu1s0I
"I respect a lot of photographers, and they really piss me off. I respect them, but they piss me off because they're so fucking good."
Best line of that whole clip. As an aspiring photojournalist this video looks pretty sweet. That quote and the trailer using "I Turn My Camera On" by Spoon did it for me, I really want to see this documentary.
I'd really like to see this video just after watching this trailer. Its not often that you really get to see the perspective of a photojournalist especially one who has made such a large impact on journalism and society as a whole.
If you intend to go into journalism as a career, you should be writing, taking pictures, laying out pages, making decisions and informing our community now. Really.
Contact an editor at the Temple News and begin working for them ASAP. Get clips. Get experience. Get paid.
Former CBS3 anchor Larry Mendte visited our class in 2008 and then put us on the news. He polled the class on the day of the Pennsylvania Primary Election. You can see the video by clicking here.
5 comments:
"The written word, that's bullshit, but a picture.." haha i liked that line..
I liked this video... it starts out a lil on the down side and then picks up. He seems like he knew his stuff
Excellent video & image.
Pictures are very important because people believe photographs, and the picture can be a lie, but that person will look at that and it's real, it becomes a real thing, people might say the written word, bullshit, the picture is what it does. - Eddie Adams from An Unlikely Weapon
For some of the world most famous images check out youtube video, "Photojournalism": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHGwkBu1s0I
"I respect a lot of photographers, and they really piss me off. I respect them, but they piss me off because they're so fucking good."
Best line of that whole clip. As an aspiring photojournalist this video looks pretty sweet. That quote and the trailer using "I Turn My Camera On" by Spoon did it for me, I really want to see this documentary.
I'd really like to see this video just after watching this trailer. Its not often that you really get to see the perspective of a photojournalist especially one who has made such a large impact on journalism and society as a whole.
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