Patrick Farrell, of the Miami Herald, won the Breaking News Photography prize for his images of Hati victims of Hurricane Ike. Listen to his reflection of capturing the devastation and death.
Video of announcement day at the Herald.
Damon Winter, of the NY Times, won the Feature Photography prize for his images of Barack Obama's campaign.
Really strong work here. Analyze each photo for the use of light, composition, defining element and chapter of each story.
Go through and look at all the photography winners and decipher the storytelling.
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Own your work and style
I'd like to see more ownership of your work. Stand up for what you think works or doesn't. Need some inspiration?
Read this blog:
“It is no surprise that talented photographers are 99% pain in the ass to work with. They have strong opinions, are stubborn, reckless, and most of the time have an extremely bad character. But that is simply because they are constantly challenged by a reality that annoys them. Like being assaulted by mosquitoes, all the time. They don’t have an attitude problem, it’s the world that lacks one.” — From that goddam Bohemian.
Found via A Photo Editor
On to multimedia....
Here it is. Simple and sweet: 10 Ways To Improve Your Multimedia Production Right Now
because, even students getting training on producing multimedia don't get it right the first time.
If you are still trying to workout how to use SoundSlides, take a peek at this blog posting.
And before you even walk out the door with camera and audio recorder in-hand next time:
Storyboard And Photography
View more presentations from Vadim Isakov.
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