zaterdag, maart 29, 2003
The ability to transmit photos instantly will lead to a beat-the-clock wire service mentality. Because everyone is shooting digital, the pace at which we’re expected to turn things around is so great that I think it can hurt our journalism. Photographers are spending a lot of time dealing with the transmission process instead of telling stories.
I expects a backlash against rapid-fire surface coverage by television or other media and a demand for in-depth photo essays that stand the test of time. Great storytelling requires time -- time to understand what’s going on, time to spend with your subject, not at the laptop transmitting but really making great pictures.
Brian Storm, vice president of news and editorial photography, Corbis.
I expects a backlash against rapid-fire surface coverage by television or other media and a demand for in-depth photo essays that stand the test of time. Great storytelling requires time -- time to understand what’s going on, time to spend with your subject, not at the laptop transmitting but really making great pictures.
Brian Storm, vice president of news and editorial photography, Corbis.
# posted by Jan-Edward : 20:56
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