Archive for the ‘Photo Journalism’ Category
A Shooting Near the World Trade Center
Sunday, March 10th, 2013WORD Writers, Section 2, Spring 2013
Sunday, February 24th, 2013
Hoo-rah!
Hunter Public Safety Up to Its Old Yes-No Tricks
Wednesday, December 26th, 2012
Hunter Campus Safety Officer telling student early in the start of the fall semester that he can’t videotape on school property.
Should the Princeton Review be alerting prospective film, art and journalism students that Hunter students are subject to harassment if they try to take pictures and video on campus?
Union Square, 14th Street Station, NYC
Thursday, November 10th, 2011
On my way home from Hunter College
The First Big Snow … And It Ain’t Even Winter Yet (Officially)
Saturday, October 29th, 2011
World Trade Center, One Day Before the 9/11 Tenth Anniversary
Saturday, September 10th, 2011Was just scoping out the scene at WTC around 4 p.m.today, when I came across this pose below. They fly combat planes and fight fires so this picture shouldn’t be a big deal but the last time this photographer saw one with an automatic weapon was in Washington Heights, Manhattan, about 25 years ago: A Secret Service agent, blonde, white and in her mid 30s, briefly flashed the submachine gun concealed under her long coat to another agent, male, white, with whom she was talking. A visiting Dominican dignitary was visiting near 169th Street and Broadway.
The next picture is a hoot.
Differentiating “Gray” from “U.S.”
Sunday, July 17th, 2011Regarding warranties for photo equipment: I just came across this site and it seems to provide good info for those interested or serious about photography: Mint Mog Store. When I was younger, I experimented with Gray Market purchases. But now, I don’t.
That doesn’t mean that others shouldn’t.
James Everett Graseck – Recklessly Romantic
Sunday, March 27th, 2011
Heard and felt the melody’s sweeping and moving waves. Whipped out camera spotting him. IRT Subway Station, N, R, 6th Avenue.
Street Shoot Outside Hunter West Building
Sunday, March 6th, 2011March 3, 2010
Saw the tripod. Then the production crew. Then this thought: Students on a shoot.
Wrong.