Street Photography- Daido Moriyama’s Homecoming in Japan - Aperture June 12, 2026
- This camera is a 'game changer,' is perfect for street and travel and it's now cheaper - with a lens too! - Amateur Photographer June 12, 2026
- Celebrated photographer Shirley Baker captured a changing world - Cambridge Independent June 11, 2026
- The Street Photography Nature of Solo Improvisational Music - PopMatters June 11, 2026
- The Art of Street Photography: why Joshua K. Jackson and Sean Tucker's book wants you to stop chasing the s... - Yahoo June 11, 2026
- Eye on Art: Brush Gallery joins other venues celebrating Lowell’s 200th - Lowell Sun June 11, 2026
- The little photographer capturing HK's biggest smiles - The Standard (HK) June 11, 2026
- Tokyo Streets X – 5 Exhibition - Metropolis Japan June 11, 2026
- The Real Reason Most People Pick the Wrong Street Photography Camera - Canon Rumors June 10, 2026
- Daido Moriyama’s NYC ’71: The Essence of Street Photography - Flashbak June 7, 2026
- Art collides with the real world in this split-second, award-winning street photograph - Digital Camera World June 5, 2026
- POV Street Photography With The BRILLIANT 50-200mm M.Zuiko Pro Lens! (aqpdbwac1O) - Fathom Journal June 5, 2026
- Alone, Together: the Street Photography of Francesco Legnani - Collater.al Magazine June 4, 2026
- Coke can hair rollers and Puerto Rican pride: the street photography of Janette Beckman – in pictures - The Guardian May 28, 2026
- New Retro Bundle turns Insta360 3S into a street photography gem and a pocket camera I want - Amateur Photographer May 27, 2026
- The Best Fujifilm Camera Kit for Street Photography - The Phoblographer May 26, 2026
- The midcentury street photographer who documented New Yorkers in all their raw, unfiltered humanity - Ephemeral New York May 25, 2026
- Broomfield Photo Club: Street photography through the lens of locals - Broomfield Enterprise May 24, 2026
- Don't make this rookie mistake! This is my number one tip for street photography - Digital Camera World May 23, 2026
- Concrete Photography: Street photography through my lens - Verde Magazine May 22, 2026
- Documentary Photography
- Best cameras for photojournalism and documentary in 2026 - Amateur Photographer June 10, 2026
- Apply for the Women Photograph and Leica USA 2026 Project Grants: Offering $10,000 Funding for Women and Nonbinary Documentary Photographers - Global South Opportunities June 1, 2026
- What Is the New Topographics Photography Movement? - TheCollector May 31, 2026
- CRITICAE 2025/26 Alumni On The Online Documentary Photography Masterclass - PhMuseum May 25, 2026
- Best cameras for portraits and portrait photography in 2026 - Amateur Photographer May 25, 2026
- Sony World Competition: Photography capturing the spectrum of human experiences and cultures - Daily Maverick May 13, 2026
- Best photography exhibitions to see in 2026 - Amateur Photographer May 12, 2026
- Social Documentary Network Zeke award 2026 winners – in pictures - The Guardian May 11, 2026
- The Power of Almost Nothing: Why the Square Frame Changes Everything in Street Photography - Fstoppers May 9, 2026
- Tokyo Streets X is back with a mashup of street photography, art and music you won’t want to miss - Time Out Worldwide April 23, 2026
- ‘Documentary photography’ replaces advertising in Heineken campaign for Amstel – video - Global Drinks Intel April 13, 2026
- Photographer Treated Heineken’s New Ad Campaign Like a Documentary Photo Project - PetaPixel April 13, 2026
- The best documentary photography and photojournalism revealed by World Press Photo - Amateur Photographer April 10, 2026
- Amstel Captures Real Friendship in 'Shot Without Permission' Documentary Photography Project - Little Black Book | LBBOnline April 9, 2026
- A Sense Of Trust: Aaron Schuman On The Possibilities Of Photography - PhMuseum April 6, 2026
- A landmark Martin Parr exhibition is coming to Foam in Amsterdam - Hube magazine March 31, 2026
- Travelling in a Pick-Up Truck, Between Social Criticism and Art - Collater.al Magazine March 26, 2026
- On the Familial Turn in Photography - Frieze March 25, 2026
- Apple CEO gets glimpse of Lost Murals documentary - China Daily March 25, 2026
- “The documentary? I make it with AI”: Toledano, the photographer of the age of hallucination - Domus Web March 20, 2026
Tag Archives: journalism
Our news feeds
We’ve added some arts-focused news feeds here, and taken down the ones for “Artificial Intelligence” and “Social Media Policy,” topics that are painfully ubiquitous practically everywhere else. Our “Graphic Novels” news feed is filled with tributes to Marjane Satrapi, creator … Continue reading
The chorus
A favourite part of my morning is reading international news sites. I’m struck that it hardly matters what’s going when it comes to the prevailing tones they convey: China: We are all squared away. Russia: You just wouldn’t listen. USA: … Continue reading
“The end started slowly then happened all at once.”
‘Sad day’ as Langara pauses journalism program indefinitely. It really is. Langara has always had very fine, experienced instructors teaching in its Journalism Credential and Diploma programs. From the Vancouver Sun: “Journalism schools across the country have seen dropping enrolment … Continue reading
Heavy morning rotation
It’s not true din without a diverse display, which we don’t really provide in my corner of the world. — — — — — My longtime staples: The New York Times (despite everything), The NewYorker, Atlantic (itself a din), and … Continue reading
My Weekly Substack Reading
Danielle, “Grief Casseroles” (‘grief literacy’) David Scherer Water (Olympia, Washington) Kristi Coulter, “Loose Cannon” (on film) Tina Brown, “Fresh Hell” (‘news dumpster fire’) Lawrence Weschler, “Wonder Cabinet” (arts and culture) Sarah Kendzior, “Newsletter” (it’s worse than you thought …) Kathy … Continue reading
“Managing Access”
The ways Vancouver’s authorities typically address the city’s Downtown Eastside neighbourhood lie on the continuum connecting problematic to harmful. Jamming up the media is commonplace: An inquiry by B.C.’s Office of the Human Rights Commissioner has found that news media … Continue reading
Journalism “bloodbath”
I had a good interview with the Washington Post‘s Sunday magazine a very long time ago. I didn’t get the job, but I learned a ton – and got to walk around that newspaper’s hallowed newsroom a bit. We all … Continue reading
Kristi Coulter
The editors at No Contest Communications have long admired Kristi Coulter for her brilliant writing and depthless wit and insight. Read her marvellous new piece in “Business Insider”: “I was an ambitious Amazon exec who solved my burnout without skipping … Continue reading
Jay Rosen
NoContest Communications readers know all about Jay Rosen, the marvellous analyst of media and journalism who recently retired from his position as Professor at NYU. His new gig is working to promote News Creators Corps. He writes: For the last … Continue reading
Devotion
Zach Helfand’s article describing the history and sensibility of The New Yorker‘s famous fact-checking department is hilarious – and, to me, enthralling – from top to bottom. “I find that often a fact checker forces you to tie a knot … Continue reading