Red Bull Reporter is giving wannabe reporters and photojournalists the chance to experience a couple of Red Bull Music Academy’s events. and comment »

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

For a photojournalist, the question is never about can they get the access to the get shot. That is the job. They’ll be there. It’s what they do once they get there. In the 60’s and 70’s Southeast Asia was the horrific theater for war, and photojournalists were on the front lines, providing the most intimate look of

By Joe Cameron I don’t want to rain on anyone’s parade, but to those bemoaning  the fact that they live too far away to see the traveling Cartier-Bresson show and therefore can’t experience "original prints," I would say that some photographers' images work best, and do best what they are intended to do, on the printed page—not gallery walls. I would include most photojournalists in this ...

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

Several photographers, including photojournalists, have donated photos to help create Haiti: Onè Respe, a collection of captivating images to benefit the people of Haiti. and comment »

Camera Bits, Inc. today announced its exclusive sponsorship of the WPOW: Women Photojournalists of Washington travelling photography exhibit, LAUNCH.

A great photography project to raise funds to help Haiti I got an email from photographer Jim Goldstein about a friend of his, Lane Hartwell, who in just 24 hours has pooled together the amazing work of several photojournalists who have photographed Haiti creating an online magazine on the site “MagCloud”. The magazine is on sale

CameraBits, makers of Photo Mechanic software, have announced its exclusive sponsorship of the WPOW: Women Photojournalists of Washington travelling photography exhibit, LAUNCH. and comment »

Camera Bits is sponsoring the traveling WPOW exhibit, LAUNCH. The exhibit will travel to universities in the U.S. specializing in photojournalism. The juried show represents the work of over 200 editors and photojournalists.Read |