photojournalists who blog, instagram, twitter, tumblr, etc.

[aizan]

which photojournalists have an active presence on the internet?

i found a terrific blog the other day by asim rafiqui, who writes in-depth about the issues photojournalists have to deal with:

http://www.asimrafiqui.com/tsh/

there are also david alan harvey's blogs, the new one on burn and the old one that's archived:

http://www.burnmagazine.org/category/road-trips/
http://davidalanharvey.typepad.com/

and gueorgui pinkhassov has a great instagram photostream:

http://instagram.com/pinkhassov#

 

[swoop]

I have a blog on my website. I don't really post much, just shots I like from random things. My initial intention was to post shots I liked that editors didn't. But now it's just a whatever. Occasionally I'll post up stuff about equipment.

www.ken-m.com/b-sides

 

[erikhaugsby]

My favorite blog as of late is Laid off from the Sun-Times. Rob Hart uses an iPhone to document the days since he was laid off from the Sun-Times in favor of iPhone-toting reporters.

also: as a corollary, SunTimes/DarkTimes is run by a friend of mine from photo-j school, which she uses to paint stark contrasts between how the Sun-Times and Tribune cover the same stories.

 

[swoop]

also: as a corollary, SunTimes/DarkTimes is run by a friend of mine from photo-j school, which she uses to paint stark contrasts between how the Sun-Times and Tribune cover the same stories.

Very cool site.

 

[johannielscom]

Eddy van Wessel, Dutchman who lives in Sweden and as a freelance photographer worked in Bosnia, Chechnya, Syria and Iraq.

www.eddyvanwessel.com
https://www.facebook.com/eddy.vanwessel

His online presence isn't too active, since he is off the grid, shooting, many months a year.

 

[johannielscom]

Think I'm going to like this thread and will actively go look for other photojournalists to post to this thread.

Great idea, thanks.