Photojournalist Pillows

'The residents of Soham are begging for privacy....I want it on pages three, four, six and eight..and I want PICTURES.'

"The scenery is terrible, but the people are so interesting."

The press under fire

'Darling! It's rude to point...' (child pointing long lens camera)

Award-Winning Photographer.

"It's a photo release form. I'm not signing this."

Disaster tourism

"I won't do full frontals. I have my career to think of!"

Man films uses phone camera. Woman says: 'I fail to see how filming the cat makes you a citizen journalist.'

"Actually, I work for a newspaper, but people won't talk to me without it."

'Sorry, guys, but we can't go in until we've got real time media coverage.'

The Press

Social lens of the photojournalist

Cautious photojournalist.

War reporter

Mexico shot dead a photojournalist

A Journalist's Weapons

News about wars and genocides

Locking Up Journalists

Journalists killed in Ukraine

"You're going to need a longer lens."

Press Pass

Selfie World

As a veteran wildlife photographer, Dave could now almost always tell when the animals sensed his presence.

War Journalism

Press Coverage of Covid

Journalism and extreme poverty

War Photojournalist

"He's from PM."

Protect the Troops

Blood on their Hands

Efforts Results In Seeing Stars

"Hurry up, I'm hungry."

Museum of Photography. The wet collodion process of making photographic negatives was invented by Englishman Frederick Scott Archer in the mid-1800's. A photographer would create a negative on a coated glass plate with this process and could then develop unlimited copies of a photo with that negative! Newsroom, let's go live! We just went from a "developing" story to "breaking" news!

"The award for best wildlife photograph without a telephoto lens goes to the late--"