"The biggest myth about photojournalists is that we're all cowboys."

My two brothers and I grew up in a small, two-bedroom bungalow in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

The movie Nazis are out there again. This must be the fourth or fifth time this year already.

Most dictionary definitions of the word "speculation" include references to gambling.

Are you a photographer? Do you have lots of bags lying around the house? Probably.

"If you think you are storing your digital records for posterity ... well, nobody is going to hang your hard drives on the wall. They want prints."

I'm a member of the Canon Professional Services (CPS) program in the U.S.A., but will be working in France for a month or so. What if I need service or a loaner in France?

According to Reporters Sans Frontieres -- Reporters Without Borders -- at least 83 journalists from those countries covering the war in Iraq have been killed there since its start in the spring of 2003.

Welcome to the April 2006 issue of The Digital Journalist, the monthly online magazine for visual journalism.

Canon has always taken a "wait and see" attitude when it comes to introducing its new video products.

Now that small-camera high-definition video is a reality, there's an awful lot of confusion about the relative quality of the myriad of variations.

Newspapers had reporters long before photography made its presence known.

Via Digital Railroad