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Editor's Introduction
It has become harder to make a
living as a photographer, but easier to sell photographs. More than
ever, personal voice has become important for the media artist who
wants to stand out, convey a message—maybe even still make a living.
How does one do that these days?
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| CARIBBEAN TOUR
- Jon Anderson,
an
Open Society Fellow, captures a side of the Dominican Republic away
from the tourist sites. And Anderson's 10
Tips
&
Techniques for better photojournalism. |
FICTION MEETS
PHOTOGRAPHY -
Velibor
Bozovic illustrates the novels of his friend Aleksander Hemon. |
| MAKING ICONS -
Hal
Buell,
the
former
head
of
the Associated Press' Photography Service, talks about
what makes photographs iconic. |
FRONTLINE
APPRENTICE - What
does Kitra Cahana do during breaks from her studies at McGill
University? Visits global hot spots and creates award-winning images. |
| NOT STILL ANYMORE
- Nana Chen
puts behind a quiet childhood to earn a living as an Asia-based
photographer. |
ANACHRONISM
- Film and manual
cameras... New York-based Alan Chin documents war and crises the
old-fashioned way. |
| ASIA BY LEICA
- James Whitlow
Delano
documents an Asia that is vanishing. |
IN A CRISIS
- Chile-based Hugo
Infante talks about how he covers a crisis. |
| A DAY IN THE LIFE
- New
Orleans-based Andy Levin, a former Life magazine contributor, explains
"rhythm, movement and soul." |
THE BLUEST EYE
- John Loomis
discusses how he makes a living as a Miami-based photographer,
and how he launched Blue Eyes magazine. |
| AT THE BAT
- Sports Illustrated
contributor Brad Mangin on why shooting sports is not as
easy as people think. |
AMUSE -
Jessie Mann makes the
move
from one of our generations best-known muses to her own career as an
artist. |
| TECHNOLOGICAL
EDGE - Allen
Murayabashi, CEO of Photoshelter and graduate of the Eddie
Adams workshop, discusses how technology is changing the way we
sell photography. |
MAKING THE AGENCY - Jason Pagan teaches what aspiring photographers need to make the grade at a photo agency. |
| GRIT AND GRIME
- Ibiza-based
Stefan
Rohner leaves painting for the grit and grime of photography. |
ELEMENTAL - Eugene Smith award winner John Vink follows the struggles of the poor over water, land and food. |