March 2005, Issue 89 [ RSS ]
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PHOTOJOURNALISM
Common Cents
Smack-dab in the middle of North Carolina lies the city of Durham... "First Seen"
That we live in the digital age is undeniable... Who Am I? Thoughts on the self-discovery process
Who are you? Are you really who you are? Home Invasion
Those who worship the Web often mistake anarchy for freedom... Patriot on Board
Do you remember those yellow diamonds that everyone had in their car windows that said: Baby on Board? A Letter from Central America: Spoiled
I started out learning on an IBM mainframe the size of some small houses and we programmed it using punch cards. VIDEOJOURNALISM
TV News in a Postmodern World: Convention versus the Internet
The only thing worse than a square peg in a round hole is a square peg trying to get into a round hole.
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PUBLISHER'S LETTER
Letter from the Publisher
Welcome to the March 2005 issue of the Digital Journalist, the monthly online magazine for visual journalism. Support the Digital Journalist
We depend on pledges to be able to continue to bring you this magazine. CAMERA CORNER
Field Test: Epson R-D1
David Alan Harvey takes the world's first digital rangefinder to Tuscany. Here, the veteran Magnum photographer tells American Photo and The Digital Journalist what it's like to shoot the old-fashioned way-and get digital pictures. ASSIGNMENT SHEET
Wright in Racine
I have long had a fascination with Frank Lloyd Wright's work. His work in Racine. Some Things Look Better in B&W
It was early, very early. On those days I had to start long before sun up. The Best of Both Worlds
I live and work with my photographic feet planted in two different worlds. Mothers
People are always asking me if I've ever photographed celebrities during my long career as a newspaper photographer. CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
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