I believe my work is about searching out my lost childhood wherever I go. The strong connection with Cuba stems from this hungry search.

Longtime readers of this column have met Timothy, Gulliver, Marilyn and Dave -- the dogs that have been companions and test subjects since we first started photographing.

Twenty-four years ago last November David Burnett and I were working alongside each other in Washington, photographing Jimmy Carter as he made the concession speech that marked the end of his flawed presidency.

My cameras are magical. They protect me from harm and major life catastrophes.

Journals by Mark Neuling and Dick Kraus

Welcome to the January 2005 issue of the Digital Journalist, the monthly online magazine for visual journalism.

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In July of 1971, while Nixon was summering in San Clemente, a bombshell went off.

There's been a recent development on the DV front that I believe is beyond evolutionary. It is downright revolutionary. And that is the introduction of high definition miniDV.

Tom Brokaw is gone. Dan Rather follows in March. Will Peter Jennings be far behind? Should we care?

2005 will be the most important and difficult year in the history of local broadcasting, and by year's end, the landscape could well be littered with the corpses of those who hung on too long.