Storyteller

Covering events requires you to think as a photographer. This event was to honor Mohammad Ali; to do so, they had his daughter

When should you use a flash, inside or outside? Would it surprise you that I use the flash more often outside than

This time of year, we are supposed to have the temperature drop and autumn set in, but today the low in my

Why? Well, there are many “WHY?” questions when it comes to communication. One that I am discovering is not asked enough is,

Spending time in Lima, Peru, this week has proven helpful. We could answer all the people’s questions later when we come back

Editor note: we still have two slots available for this trip in January. Go to Storytellers Abroad to see how to register and come

Every time I review images I have taken to see if I can update my website. I have found fewer “Portfolio” ideas

“If your pictures aren’t good enough, you aren’t close enough” – Robert Capa This year I have been teaching Intro to Photojournalism.

While covering the Transgender Parade, which is part of Atlanta Pride events, I watched as the people in the parade were reacting

Eugene Richards He is a photographer, writer, and filmmaker born in Dorchester, Massachusetts, in 1944. After graduating from Northeastern University with a

Disclaimer: I have been researching how to do a better job of writing captions that are story-oriented and yet still journalistic. This

This past weekend I was asked to join the UGA Photojournalism workshop in Perry, Georgia as they covered the State Fair. I

When working with actors for their headshots, I have to feel them and see how much direction they need. There is a

Tonight I attended the Atlanta Legal Society’s opening reception for Picturing Justice. I was attending because my friend Robin Rayne had her

My wife will tell you that I never go anywhere without a camera. This is the mantra I am also telling my

The power of the Words & Visuals was demonstrated this Sunday in my church. My wife Dorie Griggs led our Sunday School