Ethics is something that most of us never think about when it comes to photographs, or at least I don't. When ethics are associated with photos, it is usually having to do with photos that are controversial or those that some people may have a hard time looking at. For example, the first picture in … Continue reading Reading Response 9 →

Chapter 4 of Kobre definitely had some of the funniest photos I've seen. I like the paragraph about taking a candid because I love being and taking them. It its such a rare moment that you can capture someones happiness, sadness, every emotion in a one shot and that is very special. I love the … Continue reading Reading Response 8 →

Chapters four and five of Kobré’s book cover some of my favorite aspects of photojournalism, from a consumer’s perspective. Both features and portraits are (generally) incredibly interesting, unique and uplifting. In feature photographs, as Kobré explains, we’re offered a break from the grim onslaught of black and gray often seen in news. Instead we’re greeted … Continue reading RR: Kobré 4 & 5 →