Street Photography- Take the plunge! A deep dive into New York and other great American cities – in pictures - The Guardian July 29, 2026
- Street Photographer Captured 47 Funny Dog Moments That Happened By Pure Chance - AOL.com July 29, 2026
- Sydney and Melbourne to host Phil Penman street photography exhibition - Capture Magazine July 28, 2026
- Pavel Hristov: From Street Photography Passion to Crafting Compelling Digital Characters - freeyork July 28, 2026
- Photography Doesn't Have a Camera Problem - Fstoppers July 28, 2026
- Abbey Road photography exhibition ‘explores almost a century of music history’ - Herts Advertiser July 28, 2026
- Make Your Camera Faster for Street Photography - The Phoblographer July 28, 2026
- Demolition Progresses For New Residential Building At 544-550 Union Street in Gowanus, Brooklyn - New York YIMBY July 27, 2026
- A hyena, fur seal, and elephant in the city: Leica ambassador captures animals living among us - Digital Camera World July 26, 2026
- Has Street Photography Lost Its Soul? - Fstoppers July 24, 2026
- My iPhone is the king for street photography - bulky full-frame cameras get in the way and attract too much attention - Amateur Photographer July 24, 2026
- ‘Street Safari’ by Alan Schaller Finds Humanity in Animals - PetaPixel July 16, 2026
- Why I Put a Stealth Lens on the Loudest Camera I Own - Fstoppers July 16, 2026
- Overcoming the Greatest Fear in Street Photography - Fstoppers July 13, 2026
- 15 Years of Street Photography: What Camera Choice Really Means - Fstoppers July 11, 2026
- We Need Street Photography Now More Than Ever - PetaPixel July 11, 2026
- Shooting Street Photography in Heavy Rain - Fstoppers July 3, 2026
- Street photography, data, and consent - Inside Indonesia July 2, 2026
- The Best Street Photography Cameras Older Than 10 Years - The Phoblographer June 24, 2026
- Who Are the Unique Voices in Street Photography Today? - Fstoppers June 23, 2026
- Documentary Photography
- Inside Ayobami Olorunniyi’s inspiring ‘One Church, Many Nations’ photography exhibition - The Guardian Nigeria News July 28, 2026
- LACP explores documents America at 250 through photos - Beverly Press & Park Labrea News July 24, 2026
- Focus Photo: Supporting New Artistic and Documentary Photography Projects (Switzerland) - fundsforNGOs July 22, 2026
- SAF’s Vantage Point 13 to explore world of documentary photography - Gulf Today July 22, 2026
- Framing the Unseen - ART AFRICA Magazine July 21, 2026
- Nikon backs the Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage Award’s 10th anniversary in Brighton - Camera Jabber July 20, 2026
- SAF presents Vantage Point 13, exploring documentary photography - Sharjah24 July 20, 2026
- These incredible documentary photographs spanning the last 40 years demonstrate the most important thing in photojournalism - Amateur Photographer July 16, 2026
- 15 Years of Street Photography: What Camera Choice Really Means - Fstoppers July 11, 2026
- The world's best documentary photography exhibition returns to London this summer - and we have a special discount on tickets! - Amateur Photographer July 8, 2026
- Jeff Wall: Canadian Artist's Near-Documentary Photography - Monocle July 3, 2026
- East African Photography Award 2026 – Stories - fundsforNGOs June 19, 2026
- Andhra photographer’s global honour shines light on India’s documentary tradition - The Hindu June 18, 2026
- Opening Reception for “A Portrait of America: Documentary Photography at 250 Years” at Floyd Memorial Library - East End Beacon June 17, 2026
- Open Call: Women Photograph Project Grants Program - fundsforNGOs May 27, 2026
- CRITICAE 2025/26 Alumni On The Online Documentary Photography Masterclass - PhMuseum May 25, 2026
- Brave New Visions: Creativity as Rebellion. A Global Open Call by PhotoVogue - Vogue May 14, 2026
- Haunting and Hopeful Images Win the 2026 Environmental Photography Award - My Modern Met May 13, 2026
- Sony World Competition: Photography capturing the spectrum of human experiences and cultures - Daily Maverick May 13, 2026
- Social Documentary Network Zeke award 2026 winners – in pictures - The Guardian May 11, 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