This collection of accidental, casual and awkward photos reveal a dimension of 80 days of overseas travel that isn’t normally revealed in a journalist’s storytelling.
I am back in Chicago now organizing thousands of still-frame images and hours of documentary video footage and I kept pausing over the unplanned images that were never part of my “official reporting.” Hmm. I kept being drawn to them and decided to see if they could still be useful.
The multimedia below is made almost entirely from poor quality mobile phone images.
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October 1-2: I will return to Prague to join two visual journalism greats at a new WAN-IFRA conference called Newsroom 2015.
Welt am Sonntag’s Jördis Guzmán-Bulla and Mario Garcia and I have been asked to produce a session on visual journalism.
The World Editors Forum (Which I have worked with every years since 2005) is engineering the global newspaper industry’s first high quality, low cost conference in Prague, Czech Republic, 1-2 October 2009. With five super-informative session and two expert panels, the Newsroom 2015 Conference will deliver many practical money saving ideas to help your newsroom achieve its goals in the digital age.
Join us as we learn about:
- strategies for and the future of online revenues with Google News
- how the real time Web is transforming journalism with strategies from Twitter
- how Editors-in-Chief are optimising their newsroom workflow with Verdans Gang
- why developing niche information is so important with Netvibes
- how to enhance stories with visual journalism and interactive graphics
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I will be a World Editors forum on-site consultant for two days in Prague working with John Burke, Martha Stone, Bertrand Pecquerie and Francois Nel.
We are brainstorming ideas for a new international multimedia training center for journalists and guiding plans for the launch of dozens of new newspapers for the Czech readers.
