22 February 2013
The Manfrotto School of Xcellence is proud to announce the first of Jacob’s series of interviews in association with Manfrotto. We are talking about the first ever installment of Exposed, an interview series taking an in-depth look at the lives and work of some of the top humanitarian, travel and cultural documentary photographers and film [...]
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07 January 2013
Humanitarian photojournalist Keith Dunlop is proud to be associated with Family Care Network. One of the great satisfactions I have as a humanitarian photojournalist is when I have an opportunity to contribute my time and energies to efforts that help others. I was recently asked to serve as the official photographer for the 2011 Taste [...]
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06 January 2013
During the gold rush era, Marysville was one of the largest and most prosperous cities in California. Millions of dollars worth of gold were shipped to the U.S. Mint in San Francisco from Marysville by way of steamships that navigated the Feather River through the Sacramento Valley. By the 1850′s the city population had reached [...]
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06 January 2013
As had been rumored for weeks, Fujifilm has announced the replacement to the X100 — the X100s — to be debuted at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show.. The new camera promises fixes to some of the problems that annoyed photographers about the old X100, namely slow AF and poorly integrated manual focusing. The new [...]
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11 December 2012
This is probably my favorite time of the year. Not because the Holidays are upon us, but because my wedding season is finally over and I can turn my attention to personal projects. The two major projects I am currently working on includes post-production work on the WWII veteran profile, “We Didn’t Know If We [...]
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06 November 2012
The maker of my beloved Tri-X film, Eastman Kodak, reported 2012 third quarter losses of $312 million, up from $222 million the same period last year. The report reflects a 19% decline in revenue from last year for the photography giant that declared bankruptcy in January. The firm has lost more than $3 billion since [...]
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24 October 2012
Today the National Press Photographer’s Association (NPPA) announced that it was joining 5 elected officials and almost a dozen members of the press in a lawsuit against the New York Police Department (NYPD) and JP Morgan Chase. The lawsuit alleges that the City of New York, the MTA, the NYPD, Brookfield Properties, and JP Morgan Chase [...]
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18 October 2012
From the NPPA Advocacy Committee: Charges against two student journalists arrested while covering the Occupy Atlanta protests last year have finally been dropped. College journalists Alisen Redmond of The Sentinel at Kennesaw State University and Judith Kim of The Signal at Georgia State University were arrested by police on November 5, 2011 on charges of [...]
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