The June 2010 issue of News Photographer magazine features a cover story by NBC News anchor Ann Curry about the role empathy plays in photojournalism. A four-time Emmy Award winning journalist who is also an accomplished still photographer, Curry is recognized for her war and humanitarian reporting, including her coverage of the war in Darfur which has killed hundreds of thousands and displaced more than a million Sudanese.
Also in this issue, Stephen Wolgast reviews a new two-DVD set about Henri Cartier-Bresson that's filled with 11 movies, documentaries, interviews, and extra features about the great photojournalist; Bruce Young takes a look at the history of the White House Press Corps and how we got to where we are today, including the current strife between the still photographers and the Obama administration and the toll the economy has taken on covering what was at one time this country's premier assignment; Pam Smith writes about Ohio University's annual multimedia and Web project, "The Soul Of Athens," now in its fourth year; Seth Gitner's Multimedia Moments recaps NPPA's Multimedia Immersion Workshop, just completed at Syracuse University; and NPPA past president Bill Luster's reaction to winning this year's Joseph A. Sprague Award, the organization's highest honor. These features, and more, in the June 2010 issue of News Photographer magazine.* * * *
The May 2010 issue of News Photographer magazine features a cover story about the photographs and photographers who won the 2010 Pulitzer Prizes for Photography, Craig F. Walker of The Denver Post and Mary Chind of The Des Moines Register. And in a personal story of love and heartbreak, photojournalist Gary Cosby Jr. shares with readers "Reece's Journey: A grieving father's essay on the joys of life with a child with Down syndrome and finding hope after losing him." Also in this issue, Stephen Wolgast revisits the impeccable Gordon Parks' memoir "To Smile In Autumn"; Bruce Young pens an ethics commentary about Photoshop and the Emperor of China; Rich Clarkson tells about how his new NCAA Photos iPad App launched hours before the Final Four games; Seth Gitner's Multimedia Moments puts a spotlight on the Bombay Flying Club; and a feature story puts the focus on storytelling and some of the visual journalists who've found their careers elevated after taking part in NPPA's Advanced Storytelling Workshop. These features and much more in the May 2010 issue of News Photographer magazine.
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The April 2010 issue of News Photographer magazine features a cover story on WBFF-TV's Darren Durlach, a two-time Ernie Crisp Television News Photographer of the Year who's won NPPA's top TV honor two years in a row, written by another former winner of the prestigious honor, Stan Heist. Also in this issue, Diego James Robles writes a first-person account of what it's been like to land his first photojournalism job after college, getting involved in NPPA, and winning the White House News Photographers Association's Student Photographer of the Year title. Other stories include author Stephen Wolgast's review of the new book "The Contact Sheet," a look at the portfolio of Military Photographer of the Year Sgt. Mark Fayloga of the U.S. Marine Corps, and a recounting of this year's storm-rocked Northern Short Course. These features and much more in the April 2010 issue of News Photographer magazine.
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