Documentary Archives - Page 5 of 8

Nancy Rexroth IOWA republished

Posted by The PhotoCamp Director | Aug 11, 2017 | Documentary |

Rexroth is about to see University of Texas Press release a handsome new edition of the out-of-print IOWA, treating it like a classic worthy of a 40th-anniversary celebration.

Spanish photographer uses 166-year-old technique

Posted by The PhotoCamp Director | Aug 11, 2017 | Creativity, Documentary |

One such person is Spanish photographer Jacqueline Roberts, who uses a 166-year-old technique known as the Wet Plate method (also called the collodion process) to create pictures of kids going through the transition from childhood to adolescence.

Guzy only four-time Pulitzer winner

Posted by The PhotoCamp Director | Aug 8, 2017 | Documentary, Photojournalism |

Photographer Carol Guzy is the only person to have received four of the prestigious awards for journalism.

What’s Better: Taking Photos With or Of Your Leica?

Posted by The PhotoCamp Director | Aug 7, 2017 | Cameras & Lenses, Creativity, Documentary |

I’m a bit of an amateur photographer myself, and I know how nice Leicas are, so I went to ask him how he liked it. He told me: ‘It’s great; my Instagram has never looked better.’ I asked to see his account, but all I saw were pictures of the camera

President Trump’s Photographer

Posted by The PhotoCamp Director | Aug 7, 2017 | Documentary, Photojournalism |

SHEALAH CRAIGHEAD: My background started out in the family business, because my family owned a photo lab in Connecticut where I grew up. As I went through college and life I also realized I had always wanted to do something that involved traveling the world and living in hotels. And that involved photography.