Pete Geniella Photojournalism - FORT WORTH TEXAS

My Pa is a career newspaperman which means I grew up in a newsroom, in an era when newspapers weren t so corporate and a whippersnapper like me could tag along from time to time. Journalism is part of who I am. I started writing for newspapers when I was 13. I ve been Editor-In-Chief of a few things, Photo Editor of a few others. My work, written or photographic, has been published consistently for the past 18 years but I ve never made a living at it. Like every other jerk out there with digital cameras, some L lenses and internet access, I really love photography and have a day job to pay the bills.

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Beverly Barrett Photography Austin Texas Photographer Journalism Weddings Commercial Arts

Beverly Barrett Photography specializes in wedding photojournalism traditional photojournalism and commercial photography. Beverly Barrett, a graduate of UT Austin with a Bachelor s of Journalism, is a freelance photojournalist whose clients include The New York Times, The Austin Chronicle, The Austin American Statesman, Rude Mechanicals, Tape Op Magazine, and Fortune Magazine. She also works for KLRU, the local PBS affiliate in Austin, Texas where she works on the television programs Austin City Limits, Austin Now, and Central Texas Gardener. Her roles at KLRU include technical director, floor manager, and camera operator. Before graduation, Barrett interned for six months at The Albuquerque Journal where she carried out daily and longer-term assignments.

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Lone Star Photos: Hattie Barham Photography -Texas Hill Country

Texas Hill Country Photographer Hattie Barham photo gallery -- We chose the hill country because of its beauty and way of life. The longer I live here the more it seems that we have made the right decision to move to the country. Not only is the Hill Country beautiful but the people here have made it a wonderful place to call home. There are days when I miss the fast pace of the newspaper business, but all I have to do is look out at those hills or hear the Sabinal River out my back door and I am reminded of what brought us here. I feel lucky to be able to do my own thing photographically after all of these years. I specialize in the field of editorial and stock photography and my experience is extensive in both digital and film. Freelance work has included wire services such as The Associated Press, Agency France- Presse and United Press International. I hope you enjoy visiting Lonestarphotos.com and feel free to contact me if you have any questions regarding my images, requesting assignments, or estimates on photo work.

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Photographer David Bailey - Photography Motorsports Photojournalism Sports -- Dallas San Francisco

Official site of David Bailey motorsports photographer and photojournalist. David Bailey is a contract photographer freelance photographer and visual communicator covering motorsports, sports, news, editorial and human interest photography. David has contributed to the Jr. Olympics USA Volleyball, Lerner Publishing, Scholastic Books, Off-Road Magazine, Primedia Publications, Source Interlink, Zuma Press, Adidas, MLS Films, London Sunday Mirror, London Times, T.V. Guide, Motor Sport Daily, 9-1-1 Magazine and many others. David shoots MLS Major League Soccer , NASCAR, Indy Racing League, Rally America, off-road racing, Football NFL and College , professional hockey NHL, NAHL and others , basketball, boxing, PGA golf and others.

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PhotoJournalism - Mark Hancock s Blog - DALLAS TEXAS

Professional photojournalist Mark M. Hancock discusses photojournalism and the eccentricities associated with gathering images for daily newspapers and magazines. What does it take to be a great journalist? A great journalist cares about people and an ideal world. A great journalist can approach a topic as vast as the universe and make it simple and interesting to both Einstein and the new immigrant, who is trying to learn the language. The written word has power. With skill, reporters can expose the dark deeds of the world and bring them into the light. However, journalism is limited to non-apathetic, monolinguistic people with some time to kill and a few neurons still firing. Enter photojournalism. It destroys almost all barriers. Justice can draw its sword in the time it takes an eye to scan an image. An image has no age, language or intelligence limits. - What is a photojournalist? A journalist tells stories. A photographer takes pictures of nouns people, places and things . A photojournalist takes the best of both and locks it into the most powerful medium available - a single frozen image. Photojournalists capture verbs. This sounds simple, but a room of professional photographers was dumbfounded by this realization. Even after a full-length lecture with documentation and visual evidence, half of the photographers still had no clue what the difference was. At the end of the presentation. One man said he really did , So, what s the difference between photography and...

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