Pictures of the Year exhibit
Winning images from the annual competition.
Poynter Institute Visual Journalism
The "Visual Journalism" program of The Poynter Institute encompasses design, typography, color, info-graphics, photojournalism, illustration and art direction, primarily for newspapers and the web.
Photojournalism from the soul
One day, a long, long time ago I got tired of listening to photojournalists talking about their equipment. It always seemed to me that these were the people who took photographs that were OK, but seem to lack the emotional content of great photos. I've found through my experience with teaching others, that these photographers never found that spot, deep down in their chest, where we feel the most intense feelings in our lives.
Photojournalist's Coffee House
A collection of outstanding Photojournalism exhibits.
Photo News Network
We wanted a place where working photographers in all disciplines would be part of a professional community; a place where common interests would overcome differences, rivalries...even competition.
Pulitzer wining photos for 1999
Enough Said!
Reportage Photography Online
This awesome collection of quality photo-reportage is an effective reminder that this subcategory of Photojournalism is very much alive and passionate. Visit Marcus Kaufhold's documentaries on The Congo and Sarajevo; Eleanor Curtis's moving images of children in war-torn Angola; R van den Berge's Tibetan portraits; Christian Becker's images of the elderly and much more, all generously captioned.
Rewind: Wars and Memories
In July of 1954, through an amazing series of events, I became the youngest war photographer in LIFE magazine's history. I found myself at the age of 17 in the middle of combat during the Guatemalan revolution.
Russia ProPhoto
This site is devoted to professional photography in Russia. Here you can view the works of several Russian photographers and unions
Salt Institute for Documentary Studies
THE SALT INSTITUTE FOR DOCUMENTARY STUDIES is a school, gallery, archive and publisher of Salt magazine located in Portland, Maine. The Institute teaches advanced undergraduate and graduate students how to do documentary field work and is the only school of its kind in the United States.
Testing the Human Spirit
The six year journey of an ordinary family living with the extraordinary challenges of AIDS by The Star Tribune photographer, Bryan Peterson and writers Kurt Chandler and Kimberly Taylor. The best coverage I've ever seen on this subject.
Tribute to Larry Burrows
Photographers are our eyes on the world. Photojournalists courageously risk their lives to record the joys and sorrows of humankind. Compassionate Photographer pays homage to Larry Burrows, the renowned LIFE magazine photographer who lost his life covering the South Vietnamese invasion of Laos on February 10, 1971.
USAF Combat Camera Group
This is a new user group on Yahoo that keeps people in touch with each other.
USDA Photo Library
Has a lot of imagery by Ken Hammond from the Syracuse Class of 1981
Veterans History Project
Motivated by the urgent need to collect the stories and experiences of war veterans while they are still among us, the U.S. Congress created the Veterans History Project in October 2000. The legislation calls upon the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress to collect and preserve audio- and video-taped oral histories, along with documents such as letters, diaries, maps, photographs, and home movies, of America's war veterans and those who served in support of them during World War I, World War II, and the Korean, Vietnam, and Persian Gulf wars. This Web site tells you about the project and invites your participation in this national effort.
War Photography
A series of stories on about.com.
Washington Post
The online gallery by the photographers at the post is loaded with outstanding images from and worth the visit. (Requires Flash)
"Wherever You Go, We Go"
A look at "The Stars and Stripes"
White House News Photographers Association
The WHNPA was founded on June 13, 1921 by the 17 Photographers who regularly covered the Office of President Warren G. Harding. Until its founding, photojournalists were regarded as second class citizens around the Executive Office and didn't even have access to the press room. Within a year and a half, WHNPA members earned equal status with reporters.
You Don't Win A Pulitzer by Accident
Photojournalism has resurfaced in at the corner of Court Street and University Avenue in Newark, New Jersey.
ZoneZero
ZoneZero © is dedicated to photography. Its name intends to be a metaphor for the journey from analog to digital image making. One of the references comes from "The Zone System" a fine example of the analog heritage in photography made so famous by Ansel Adams. From the analog dark room we are now moving to the digital one; where everything analog is transformed into digits represented through the infinite combinations of either zeros or ones.