Sentences with phrase «years as a photojournalist»

Me, after 30 years as a photojournalist depending on publishers to sell my work to readers, my approach to self - publsihing is... to self publish and sell direct, understanding I am the only one who is the authentic marketing voice and must do it myself.

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After working as a photojournalist for several years, she made the leap and started her own business and now enjoys sharing tips and tricks with emerging photographers.

In her 20 - year career as a photojournalist, she was often in the midst of unpredictable situations where her job was to make the strongest pictures she knew how.

Photojournalist Keith Heyward uses a dolly to film above a formation in the Dry Valleys known as the Labyrinth, a series of deep troughs and ridges that researchers believe was carved out in a massive subglacial flood roughly 12 million years ago.

Journalists will love this striking exploration of warzones over the past 15 years, following a photojournalist as he moves from naive and hungry to cynical and reflective by way of Bosnia, Chechnya, Rwanda, Kosovo, Afghanistan...

Alison Baskerville, a freelance British photojournalist, has spent many years in war zones as a military veteran, exploring and producing work across Afghanistan, Gaza, Mali, and Somaliland.

As a veteran sound recordist, videographer and photojournalist, Stewart has documented myriad examples of animal cruelty throughout the globe, including the dog meat trade in South Korea and China, but had never had the chance to attend Yulin until this year.

Having left Ethiopia at a young age, Muluneh spent her early years bouncing between Yemen, England, and Cyprus before moving to Canada and later the United States, where she took up a position as a photojournalist for the Washington Post.

A photojournalist with the eye of a visual artist, for more than 60 years, Parks covered civil rights, race and poverty issues, as well as high fashion, and in 1969 was the first African American to write and direct a Hollywood feature film («The Learning Tree»).

Stephen Shames has worked as a photojournalist for over forty - five years, using his photography to raise awareness of social issues, with a particular focus on race and child poverty.

2017 Taylor Wessing prize goes to portrait of 16 - year - old migrant The winner of the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2017 has been announced as Spanish photojournalist César Dezfuli, for his photograph of 16 - year - old Malian migrant Amadou Sumaila, taken on board a rescue vessel in the Mediterranean Sea.

She bought the handheld Leica camera the next year, gave up working on her thesis, and chose to focus on her budding career as a freelance photojournalist, contributing to Das Illustrierte Blatt, a weekly illustrated supplement to the Frankfurt newspaper.

That was the year publisher Henry Luce hired her as one of four photojournalists for a new project: a newsphoto magazine called Life that started with a sale of 5 million copies.

Lee worked as a photojournalist for a few years after receiving a master's degree, but «by the time the [Lonely Cabin] project was done, I felt strongly that I wanted to be an artist instead of being a photojournalist,» she has said.

Perhaps on the basis of his street photography — for which he is best - known — of New York's East Village, where he lived and worked for more than 60 years, Leiter has been lumped in with the amorphous «New York School of Photography», which is said to have included, among others, pragmatic photojournalists such as Diane Arbus, Richard Avedon, Bruce Davidson, Robert Frank, William Klein, Helen Levitt, and Weegee.

Libbert has sustained a highly successful practice as a photojournalist for 60 years, working for a host of national publications including The Guardian and The Observer.

Braasch, a photojournalist for over thirty years, takes the photos illustrating his nature articles for such magazines as National Geographic, Audubon, and Scientific America.