Welcome to a new column.

Renowned photojournalist and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Horst Faas was in Hanover, Germany, Oct. 1, 2005, for an award ceremony of the German Photographic Society.

There was a sea of pink shirts in every direction.

Last month, the Kansas City Star made it onto "The Bad" list. Sadly, the Star is far from a rarity in the newspaper business.

When visiting the Andrew Smith Gallery in downtown Santa Fe last summer, the sound of live Dixieland jazz lured me across the street, inside "Evangelo's," where I came face-to-face with dozens of photographs of a man I felt I knew - the man featured in the famous W. Eugene Smith photograph, the face of World War II.

Wildfires are burning in Southern California, and you can smell the smoke if you are sitting in my home office.

In one of my previous lives, I was involved in a fundamentalist Christian group that many would probably consider a cult.

We drained the last drop of Carmel cabernet...

Welcome to the October issue of The Digital Journalist, the monthly online magazine for visual journalism.

When I was first asked to help produce television to go with one of my newspaper stories, I was outraged.

I love the English language, although I have to admit that because it's the only one I speak I don't have much with which to compare it.

I am thinking of trauma, and, after that, post-traumatic stress disorder - PTSD - and how it relates to journalists.

Greetings and salutations, youngsters. Let me tell you a story.

Last month I wrote about "Stick" (Dick Yarwood) and me and our adventures covering the Republican National Convention in San Francisco where Walter Mondale became the nominee for the upcoming presidential election.

It's hurricane season and this year the big news is about the two killer storms that tore up much of the US Gulf Coast.

As it is with any story of national importance, broadcasters in the television news business attempt to find local stories relevant to events happening thousands of miles away.

Readers of The Digital Journalist (TDJ) have known of the long partnership with my own Web publication, The Digital Filmmaker (TDF), and our collaboration in the portal site Digital Vision Network...

I am happy to announce that some new features have been added to your archive, with many more currently under development.

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