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Scholastic Journalism Resources:Photojournalism
Photojournalism
This page is divided into corporate
photo links
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Photo
Essay Links
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The Digital Journalist is a multimedia magazine for photojournalism
in the digital age. It features contemporary photojournalists
and their work. Each photojournalism story is accompanied
by an introduction form the photographer or friend of the
photographer and an interview. It includes the latest work
form photojournalists all over the world as well as a look
into the not to far past. This site provides compelling
images for discussion.
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Magnum today is a cooperative of about 60 photographers.
It was founded in 1947 and has offices worldwide. This site
contains information and examples of Magnum photo work in
editorial, advertising and corporate venues. Both Robert Capa
and Henri Cartier-Bresson were Magnum photographers. Photojournalism
of current events is highlighted on the site.
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MediaLink is like a mini AP Photo Wire. It provides a selection
of news images free to registered users. Photos are displayed
in chronological order, the most recent appearing first. Down
load any image as long as it is for editorial use only.
Advertising is prohibited. Images are of any type of
news event or celebrity.
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MSN Picture Stories is a part of the news conglomerate MSNBC.
This site works with photojournalists around the world to
tell stories through photographs. The extensive collection
of work by contemporary photojournalists is motivating.
Some of theses stories are good examples of how to design
or layout feature stories on multiple web pages.
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MSNBC offers photos from recent events, some with accompanying
video, each week on this site. The archive goes back to the
beginning of 1998. Viewers can discuss the photography and
even vote for the week’s best picture.
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National Geographic’s photography site online features
galleries of photos in the current magazine as well as a photo
of the day, photography tips, and photographers discussing
their work. Web links offer information on photography books,
events, and shows, as well as general links to sources for
photography courses, contests, copyright information, and
history.
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The Newseum, located in Alexandria, Virginia, hosts this
look at Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalism, complete with
music, audio, and information about the photographer. The
photos span the period of World War II to the present. Shockwave
is required to view the site.
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This is a comprehensive site for professional digital photographers
that provides news, discussion forums, reviews on software
and equipment. It also has up-to-date news items on
technology and photojournalism on the web.
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Time magazine online offers photo essays both past and present
including essays from Asian and European editions. Students
can view Time's choices for pictures of the week for up to
six months.
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The Washington Post has one of the best sites in photojournalism
for viewing and analyzing images. Just click on "Camera
Works" and it will take you there.
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Canon U.S.A., Inc., headquartered in Lake Success, New York,
is an industry leader in professional and consumer imaging
equipment and information systems. Canon's extensive product
line enables businesses and consumers worldwide to capture,
store and distribute visual information.
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The largest collection of high-quality images on the Web,
available for purchase for professional and personal use.
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Ilford has been one of the foremost names in imaging for
well over a century. It is an independent company, specializing
in the development and manufacture of black and white and
color photographic materials, digital inkjet products and
digital photoprinting technology. Totally committed to the
highest quality at every level of production and service,
the company enjoys a reputation for excellence that spans
countries and continents.
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With the slogan "you push the button, we do the rest,"
George Eastman in 1888 put the first simple camera into the
hands of a world of consumers. Through the years, Kodak has
led the way with an abundance of new products and processes
that have made photography simpler, more useful and more enjoyable.
This site includes resources about Kodak products, tips on
photography, and other support services.
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The National Press Photographers' Association is dedicated
to the advancement of photojournalism, as well as its creation,
editing and distribution, in all news media. The organization
has local chapters that offer contests and workshops. The
site also features a job information bank for members.
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The name Nikon has become synonymous for precise optical
instruments relating to the world's view of images and information.
In addition to the world-famous Nikon professional 35mm and
digital photography systems and Biomedical Microscopes, they
produce compact automatic 35mm and Advanced Photo System cameras
and accessories, and Nikonos underwater photography systems.
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For more than four decades since the introduction of the
Asahiflex I in 1952 (their first camera ever), Pentax has
always been a technological leader and prominent contributor
of the world's 35mm SLR camera industry and more recently,
the 35mm compact zoom market. Pentax's enthusiasm and devotion
towards the development of high-quality products have thrived
over the years and continues to be stronger than ever.
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Polaroid Corporation designs, manufactures and markets worldwide
a variety of imaging products. These include instant photographic
cameras and films, digital imaging systems, conventional films
and light polarizing filters and lenses. The principal products
of the company are used in amateur and professional photography,
industry, graphic arts, science, medicine, government and
education.
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