Posts Tagged ‘Photography’

Fishtown Spirit: A neighborhood photographer wants more neighborhood support

My first clip for the Fishtown Spirit ran in last Thursday’s issue, and my second ran yesterday.
Keith Angelitis just started a fire in the front room of his Frankford Avenue studio. He has a jacket on and a ball cap pulled over his ruffled brown hair. Big front windows welcome the sunlight that pours in [...]

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Don't do it for free, freelancers

Last month, Alex Irwin, a good friend and a very hip arts blogger and Philadelphia music writer, posted that he gave over publishing rights of two of his photos to an online travel guide for Seattle, where he was visiting his girlfriend when snapped the pictures.
Wrong move, I say. Let me tell you why.

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Photo Web sites online: do any win out as the best?

Where do you store your photos online? I’ve used at least five different services and currently have three active accounts and can’t say I’m sold on any of them.
Read my thoughts and share your own. Am I missing out on the go-to place to store, save and share photographs?

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Can I offer services in photography, Web design without formal training

There are many things in this world I cannot do.
One of those I am reminded of regularly is photography. I have the pleasure and curse of being surrounded by a host of genuinely talented young photogs.
But I have had some limited experience and even less training, so when compiling a collection of freelance services I [...]

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Multimedia coverage of Hillary Clinton at Temple

Last week, I posted about The Temple News covering Hillary Clinton holding a rally in McGonigle Hall at Temple, in front of a crowd of several thousand.
LeAnne Matlach, the assistant News Editor, reported there; Chris Stover, the Chief Copy Editor, filed an audio story, and Sean Blanda, our Online Editor, edited down video highlights of [...]

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My coverage of Barack Obama in Philadelphia

There was a huge media crunch for Barack Obama’s Philadelphia address at the National Constitution Center today, though I did cover the event as best I could. (You can also see it here on The Temple News Web site)
I fought my way in, was escorted out twice, before finally get 30 seconds to take as [...]

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Domestic Travel in 2005 and 2006

I did my best to see as much of the country as I could in the beginning of my college career. Here are some notable examples.

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A week in Italy and its cities

Friday, March 2 to March 10, 2007
I spent about a week in a few Italian cities, unfortunately, my luggage was lost, so I was without my camera for most of the trip.  I flew in and out from Rome, was based in Florence and made day trips to Pisa, Sienna and Venice.

Here are some photos [...]

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Domestic Travel in 2007

In 2007, I was blessed with several opportunities to explore new corners of this great country of ours.

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