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Written by Mark M. Hancock
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Friday, 02 May 2008 |
 I've covered both hostage standoffs and warrant roundups with other shooters (mostly TV). I've also been consistently shocked by how little they knew about staying alive.
Tags: photojournalism, photographer safety
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Written by Joel Zeff
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Thursday, 01 May 2008 |
 It's hard to have fun at work during stressful times. Your stress builds after each media report about the recession. You start hearing whispers from your clients of a merger, layoff or the all encompassing "restructuring." Your agency does not listen. Your clients don't listen. The guy that sells sandwiches in the lobby does not listen. Maybe it is just easier to be cranky.
Maybe your sales numbers are down this quarter. Clients are taking longer to make decisions. You start to worry about expenses. What happens next? You walk into your next important meeting a bundle of nerves, tension and worry. Do you really think you are at your best?
Tags: job stress, photography advice
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Written by Bill Green
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Wednesday, 30 April 2008 |
 Everything's digital, right? Well, now it is. I say that because I was talking to a design intern who's taking classes at a local college for graphic design. He said they're making him take a class on mechanicals. Not sure if I was more shocked that anyone still knew what they were, or that somewhere there was a school still teaching it.
Tags: graphic design, digital photography
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Written by Rohn Engh
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Tuesday, 29 April 2008 |
 Quick: who is the most famous author in the English language? You probably answered "Shakespeare" -- and most people would agree with you. However, it's well known that Shakespeare (whose own identity remains something of a mystery) "borrowed" most of his plots from lesser known writers. Shakespeare's genius was to reshape contemporary or historical events, legends, and stories and rephrase them in rich imagery.
Tags: stock photography, copyright
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Written by Mike Fox
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Monday, 28 April 2008 |
 Change is a good thing. I hear that a lot, mostly from people trying to convince themselves that change is a good thing. Change is tough and seems to get harder the older I get. But as a freelance photojournalist, responsible for my own income, change is something I must embrace in order to remain competitive and keep the bills paid. In fact, we must all ask ourselves how to stay relevant at a time when amateur photographers are flooding the Web with images.
Tags: photojournalism
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