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[Clever Title Here] | Ramblings of a Journalism Grad Student | Page 2
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So here’s a smattering of what I’ve been up to the last three days that Mizzou has canceled classes (the first time in the school’s 172 years it has been closed for three consecutive days due to weather). Since my house is near a big park in CoMo (local abbreviation), and I haven’t been able to get out, I’ve been on the natural beauty/recreation angle of this storm. I’ve been emailing my best into the office. Go to the Columbia Missourian. A crack in the ice of Stephens Lake Park mimics a plant hanging o...
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Reading reflection: Lamott – False Start, et. al. | [Clever Title Here]
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Reading reflection: Lamott – False Start, et. al. Categories: Picture Story Spring '11. Lamott starts off the “False Starts” chapter with a story about a painter that I really like. “He keeps covering his work over with white paint each time that he discovers what it isn’t, and each time this brings him closer to discovering what it is.”. I think this is the essence of a photo story. I begin by photographing what someone. Lamott continues, “When you write [photograph] about your characters, we want...
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Missouri's Civil War - About
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About the Executive Producer. Names of those who worked on the project are linked to their personal websites.). Credited on "In Camp". Credited on "Family of Sutlers". Credited on "The Camp Jackson Affair". Credited on "The Border Wars,". The Battle of Wilson's Creek,". Family of Sutlers,". Living Out History,". Credited on "Time Together". Credited on "The Struggle for Freedom,". And "Family of Sutlers". Credited on "The Struggle for Freedom,". The Camp Jackson Affair,". And "The Way It Was". Living Out...
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Peter Essick | robson abbott
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Having National Geographic photographer Peter Essick talk to the class was nice. He showcased a lot of his environmental photographic stories, starting from his earlier days with the publication up to recent projects he is currently working on. This entry was posted on January 24, 2012 by Robson. It was filed under Uncategorized. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
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One Day Story – Back to Les Bourgeois | robson abbott
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One Day Story – Back to Les Bourgeois. For my one day story I spent a day with the Jacob Holman, the wine maker at the Les Bourgeois vineyard in Rocheport, Mo. On this day, Jacob spent time preparing wine for tasting in his lab. He then went over to the new production facility to switch the 2011 vintage of Pink Fox – made from Catawba grapes – from one tank to another. This entry was posted on February 17, 2012 by Robson. It was filed under Uncategorized. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Trupti Rami Photo: Audio Slideshow
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Did a great audio slideshow. On Leonard Knight, a man who has spent the past 25 years painting in the Imperial Valley desert. The photography is beautiful. I definitely noticed how photographer Don Bartletti uses the fill technique while shooting in the desert. Posted by Trupti Rami. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I’m a senior at the Missouri School of Journalism studying magazine journalism. This blog documents my experience reporting with photography and multimedia. View my complete profile.
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J4558 Visual Diary: Painting With Light
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Thursday, April 28, 2011. This week Cherish, Kristan, Quint and I went out to a dark baseball field and used a long exposure to create our own nighttime baseball scene. Here's the result:. As the weather warms up, Columbia's baseball leagues begin once again at parks and schools around town, including night games. Here's a lighting diagram of how we did it:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Heres an interview my classmate Quint did using a. Photojournalist, University of Missouri-Columbia.
