click image to view the edition Lunatic gives the opportunity to photographers to promote original stories and images. It also aims to provide space for creative work within photojournalism. Lunatic is bi-annual online photo magazine presenting new work from...

We’ve all heard it from clients before. “I don’t like formally posed pictures of myself. I always look so stiff. Can we get pictures without being formally set up?” Fortunately for our clients – and for us – the world of formal portrait and people photography is now coming to a new era: Portrait Photojournalism.  —

We’ve all heard it from clients before. “I don’t like formally posed pictures of myself. I always look so stiff. Can we get pictures without being formally set up?” Fortunately for our clients – and for us – the world of formal portrait and people photography is now coming to a new era: Portrait Photojournalism. Stiff, unrealistic, ...

Warning Graphic Images of Death/Haitian Earthquake I am posting my second set of images from the earthquake in Haiti.  The first set can be found here.   I will post the third part of this series just as soon as I have had time to finish editing. I would like to remind everyone that the need in

My critics are wrong.  Offering to teach photojournalists to work in difficult situations and to help to maintain their personal safety while documenting the struggles of their fellow human beings is NOT UNETHICAL.  Charging them, donating half of the money to charity and using the other half to cover my expenses and fund future projects

- Photographs by Peter Turnley -Introduction: This is a significant occasion at The Online Photographer. It marks the first time we've published a significant body of original photojournalism. The following 50-picture photo essay is a World exclusive of new work shot a little more than a week ago by my friend the great photojournalist Peter Turnley. To put you in context, the catastrophic earthqua...

We’ve heard the hype before. Citizen photojournalism, we’ve been told, is the future of editorial photography. Newspapers are shrinking their photography departments just as cameras have become standard features on mobile phones. With a camera-holder at every news scene, all a media outlet has to do is ask for submissions from any accident, disaster, terrorist

One of my photojournalism students is in the business school program.  She is thinking about pursuing photography and is very enthusiastic about learning more about the craft. She asked for my advice. I told her to stay in the business program.  I was not suggesting she ditch her photography dreams.  In the competitive environment of photography,

I'm happy to pass along the news that my old friend—and frequent TOP contributor—Carl Weese is the subject of the newest feature on The New York Times' "Lens" photojournalism blog, which is presenting a selection of his 8x10" and 7x17" platinum/palladium pictures of drive-in theaters across the Continental U.S. Have a look, and be sure to look at the pictures in full-screen mode. Carl Weese, S...

John Adkisson, a journalism student at UNC Journalism School Chapel Hill won best multimedia story at the Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar. via, Alvarez – Picture Stories. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Looking to buy a new website? A Photo Folio is a website design company created by A Photo Editor. Have a look (here).