Instagram & Tumblr
The Clunk
No more calling it iPhone photography
Richard Koci Hernandez
Pioneers like Tustin Ellison using Holgas and Diana Cameras in the 90s
Being first is being cool
Photography online is lame long-term; books are awesome.
Reagan Dillard competes in the Barrel Racing competition at the Days of ’47 Rodeo at the Maverik Center in West Valley City, Utah on Tuesday, July 24, 2012
My Tribune blog Fly on the Wall was named the Third Best Blog by the Utah Headliners Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists beating out everyone but two City Weekly blogs, Colin Wolf’s The Secret Handshake and Gavin Sheehan’s Gavin’s Underground. My colleague Peggy Fletcher Stack got an Honorable Mention for her blog Following Faith.
I took third in Sports Feature with a Tour of Utah shot, which I’ll gladly post here:
Other Tribune photo winners were:
Chris Detrick – 1st, Spot News; 2nd, Feature Photo; 2nd, Sports Feature
Djamila Grossman – 2nd, Spot News; 2nd, Photo Essay; 3rd, Photo Essay
Scott Sommerdorf – 3rd, Spot News; 1st, Sports Feature
Steve Griffin – 2nd, General News;
Sarah Miller or Leah Hogsten (not sure which) – 3rd, General News;
Al Hartmann – 1st, Feature Photo;
Big congratulations to my colleagues for their fine work!
Sorry, Smokey. I don’t have the other winning photos to post. Maybe they’ll show up on the Tribune’s photo website.
Kind of an off year in the SPJ contest for me photo-wise, but the blog win is cool, considering that the paper’s BYU Sports blog has thousands more readers than I do.
How so?
Ouch.
Buff Monster’s The Melty Misfits cards
Suckadelic’s card series
Going analog
Online advertising- lame
Vintage family photos
Erik Seo in Paved Magazine– rad
Free postcard of this photograph to the first person who e-mails me the name of this post and a mailing address. As always, address only used for the postcard.
Free postcard of this photograph to the first person to e-mail me a mailing address and the name of this photo.
Fine print: one win per person per month, and I’ll only use your address for the card.
Free postcard of this photograph to the first person to e-mail me a mailing address and the name of this photo.
Fine print: one win per person per month, and I’ll only use your address for the card.
