We’ve all heard the story: On June 6, 1944, photojournalist Robert Capa embarks on the first boats scheduled to land on…
Category: photojournalism
photos consume us
As we look at the photographs that are shown to us, in print magazines, on websites or on the cell…
Shutterstock’s Gamble
The road to editorial supremacy is paved with many dangerous potholes and if Shutterstock wants to succeed in that space,…
No Superhero
Whenever we find ourselves in a troubling situation, as a witness, we intervene. We either get physically involved or call…
Why we take pictures
To understand the role of photography today, we have to understand why we take pictures. We automatically tend to associate…
A very politically correct winner
Boring. Blaaaaah. That is the first word that comes to mind when looking at the winner of the World Press…
What color is your camera ?
While judges from top photojournalism competitions ( World Press, PoYi, etc) are getting ready to sit down and assume their…
Buying an audience
Ever so often, the topic of the value of a photograph emerges from the bowels of online conversations. Very quickly,…
With all due respect
After reading thoroughly the David Campbell’s World Press produced report on image manipulation, one is left with one question :…
The difference is what’s missing
The difference is what’s missing. In fact, it is only when a photograph does not show it all that it…
