How To Use Tojo In A Sentence
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The summer internship at the News Desk at Getty Images New York follows, where he will receive first hand experience in photojournalism in a working news agency.
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Try to think like a photojournalist who thinks in advance about the images wanted.
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But it's a long journey, and before he confronts the renegade colonel, Willard must first face all manner of trippy imagery, including the American Air Cavalry strafing a Vietnamese village to the sound of amplified Wagner, Robert Duvall declaring that he loves "the smell of napalm in the morning", a riot triggered by frugging bunny-girls, a Californian surfer on LSD and Dennis Hopper as a madly babbling photojournalist.
Apocalypse Now: No 1
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All photojournalists who respect their subjects find that victimized people are very willing to show the world their lot.
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The cameraphone has transformed photography and photojournalism.
Times, Sunday Times
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If your camera is disturbing the peace in court, on the golf course or any other venue where silence is golden, photojournalist Sam Cranston's US$125 Camera Muzzle sound blimp for pro film and digital SLR cameras may be for you.
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He was a photojournalist for Life; mainstay at the Magnum Photo agency (where one can view dozens of images from his ouvre); mentor and booster to scores of photographers; founder of the Fund for Concerned Photography (a phrase Capa himself conceived); chief champion, along with his friend Richard Whelan (who passed away last year), of the legacy of war photographer Robert Capa, Cornell’s older brother.
David Friend: VF Daily
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A high-ranking economic planner named Nobusuke Kishi worked closely with then commander of the occupying Kanto division, known to the Chinese as the Kwantung Army, General Hideki Tojo.
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And as tolerance for the suits increased, a new-to-the-scene French star, the seventeen-year-old Brigitte Bardot, created a sensation in 1953 posing for photojournalists in her strapless floral bikini on the beach in the ritzy capital of European cinema, Cannes.
The English Is Coming!
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Print and broadcasting, broadsheet and tabloid newspapers, photojournalism, TV, and radio are all different.
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Do we simply pass it off as one of those things, or do we demand that they, like Japan's Tojo, and Italy's Mussolini, and Germany's Hitler, and all their yes-men followers, be tried in a properly constituted court of international law?
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Many years later, photographers with hand-held cameras that used sheet and roll film turned photojournalism into a gripping art form.
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Chris de Bode, an award-winning photojournalist, travelled to Brazil, India, Pakistan and the United Republic of Tanzania to gather the stories.
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Surrounded once again by top-drawer talent including Charles Tingwell (her husband in DRACULA, PRINCE OF DARKNESS), Jack Hedley (THE ANNIVERSARY), and Edwin Richfield (QUATERMASS AND THE PIT), Shelley is here opposed by the ogreish and even more offensively made-up Patrick Wymark (!) as Major Jocomo and Michael Ripper as Lieutenant Tojoko.
Fear and Loathing on Blood Island
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Participants to the said competition totaled 910, with 65 competitors in each of the seven categories: news writing, feature writing, editorial writing, sports writing, copyreading and headline writing, editorial cartooning and photojournalism, both in English and Filipino.
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Sometimes, photojournalism is so brilliant that a natural reaction is to doubt its veracity.
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A diplomat's son, a photojournalist, a wealthy adventurer, a Peace Corps veteran - these are unlikeable characters, but affecting and recognizably products of a bloated yet dominant America.
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The legendary photojournalist died on Tuesday at his home in the South of France.
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I think it is fair to say that he was the founder of photojournalism and the magazine soon became known for its vivid photographs.
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Newspaper rotogravure ushered in the photojournalism age in the 1890s; movies soon followed; and finally television, and typographic language shriveled before each new wave.
Mark Twain
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Galleries and photographers are selling photojournalism as fine art and they are selling special effects photography as fine art.
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Photojournalism and the birth of photography are merely touched on in the book.
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Part of the horror of such memorable coups of contemporary photojournalism as the pictures of a Vietnamese bonze reaching for the gasoline can, of a Bengali guerrilla in the act of bayoneting a trussed-up collaborator, comes from the awareness of how plausible it has become, in situations where the photographer has the choice between a photograph and a life, to choose the photograph.
G. Roger Denson: You Say You Want a Revolution. Well You Know, Art Can Cure You of That
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His photographs achieve a delicate balance between photojournalism and fine art photography.
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Kalpesh Lathigra's photojournalistic folios are worth the visit.
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Stoddart avoids the staple tool of photojournalism, the telephoto lens.
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Here is a person who has evinced keen interest in photography, freelance journalism, photojournalism, trekking, river rafting, and collection of coins and stamps.
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Like many good photographers, his career began in newspapers, passing with credits his National Council for the Training of Photojournalists exams.
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In Bangalore, her exhibition has four parts: portraits, photojournalism, landscapes and art photos.
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The Tzeltal and Tojolabal in Chiapas were driven into the rocky highlands after their lush flatlands were taken over by wealthy landowners.
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The picture speaks of the artistic ambitions of the photojournalist.
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More and more manipulated news photos emerge in media, which are causing more and more trust crises, photojournalism is facing the challenge in digital era.
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Photojournalism and the birth of photography are merely touched on in the book.
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He sees them as a way to extend photojournalism's reach, and to expand the photojournalist's reporting role.
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A photojournalist is 'transported' to a mysterious world?
Sci Fi (SyFy) Orders Three 'New' Mini-Series
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He portrays a freelance assassin and grisly photojournalist.
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I think that photojournalism doesn't really work that well online because the web makes it too easy to click through the pages.
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If the web had been available to Henry Luce when he started LIFE Magazine, how would photojournalism have evolved?
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Miller was the first photojournalist to witness these scenes, and the images she captured are indelibly etched on the public consciousness.
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A Japanese photojournalist on Wednesday again expressed remorse to victims and their families of a blast at Amman airport in May after being pardoned and released from prison in connection with the fatal blast.
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We were not using motors or autowinders which were rarities in the military for photojournalist at that time.
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Photojournalism and the birth of photography are merely touched on in the book.
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And the name of the game in photojournalism today is digital photography - the old days of developing prints in the darkroom are over.
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Gatekeeping is an integral part of photojournalism: the photographer decides how to frame an image and the exact instance at which to open the shutter.
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Ask questions about the crafts of copy-editing, photojournalism, illustration, graphics, design, and new media.
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Presenting work by photojournalists on museum walls is nothing terribly new.
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I usually work with a wide angle zoom on one body and a telephoto zoom on another, like most photojournalists.
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Hailed as a pioneer of photojournalism, Thomson spent two years travelling more than 5, 000 miles in pursuit of the images that historians say are unique in their empathy towards their subjects.
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The cameraphone has transformed photography and photojournalism.
Times, Sunday Times
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If some of the photography on view is open to the charge of being photojournalism rather than art, the work of Jeff Wall clearly stands apart from reportage.
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The Observer itself has an unrivalled reputation for its use of photography and photojournalism and this has been underlined by two recent awards.
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A diplomat's son, a photojournalist, a wealthy adventurer, a Peace Corps veteran - these are unlikeable characters, but affecting and recognizably products of a bloated yet dominant America.
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Just as the Jeremiahs incorrectly predicted blogging would be the death knell of professional journalists everywhere--heaven forbid--the same fatidic crew probably think the advent of the blogging phone means photojournalism is now also a moribund profession.
Flint's Sony Ericsson Releases 'Blogging Phone'
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Gilden's subsequent career as a photojournalist is a one-sided conversation with his flawed dad.
East of Eden
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That's how he got started in photojournalism and, since then, it sounds like he's been in every ugly and dangerous place on earth.
FROM THE TEETH OF ANGELS
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At the same time let us remember the Japanese Prime Minister, Tojo, who, although not well-known or so universally hated and despised, is no less potent a force for evil than his two more notorious colleagues.
Experiences in a Japanese Internment Camp
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That's how he got started in photojournalism and, since then, it sounds like he's been in every ugly and dangerous place on earth.
FROM THE TEETH OF ANGELS
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I know as a photojournalist your main job is to capture the action on the field, but I'm glad you got those slice of life shots as well.
Bruins go into hibernation
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Photojournalist Manuel Varela de Seijas Brabo, who works under the name Manu Brabo, was in touch with his parents by phone at least one.
NPR Topics: News
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Uncommonly in the context of a horror film, Karloff is not top-billed; though his bearded and begoggled visage looms large in the psychedelic opening credits with the film's title spelled out in animated bones, à la ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN, that distinction falls to dashing Jean-Pierre Aumont, who stars as photojournalist Claude Marchand.
Archive 2006-12-31
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An immigrant buffeted by war and with little formal education, he learnt his trade as an intern before marching out on his own as a photojournalist.
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Widely respected as one of the founding fathers of photojournalism and a pioneer in the art of photography, his pictures are admired for their spontaneity and mastery of form.
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Among the overjoyed masses gathered in Times Square that day was one of the most talented photojournalists of the 20th century, a German immigrant named Alfred Eisenstaedt.
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To make it more intelligible, ironically, photojournalism is often deconstructed as art.
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Photojournalist Manuel Varela de Seijas Brabo, who works under the name Manu Brabo, was in touch with his parents by phone at least once.
Chicagotribune.com - News
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The configurational entropy of the entire human genome is tiny, on the order of attoJoules per Kelvin.
How to Write an Antievolution Article - The Panda's Thumb
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The film would drape Galella in the robe of a "photojournalist".
Martin London: Smash That Infomercial!: The Omissions and Lies in HBO's Film About Ron Galella
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Journalism, however, does often capture art in real life. Photojournalism is one means of doing that. Writing that's grounded in factual reporting is another.
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But you don't want that experience while watching the news at 8 or looking at photojournalism in a newspaper.
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He started his career as a photojournalist in Rome.
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I take an entirely different approach to it, and I say any decent photojournalist is a good storyteller, and they're probably not too bad technically.
Archive 2005-01-01
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To capsulate photojournalism: photojournalists tell stories with visual verbs.
Archive 2005-07-01
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It is less a history than a survey of the usage of photojournalism as practiced by the famous and the obscure.
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He will graduate with a major in computer science and a minor in philosophy, and he plans to pursue his interest in freelance photography and photojournalism.
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Their exhibit of photojournalism from the heady 1950s when the instant city of Brasilia rose up out of the South American desert draws distinct parallels between then and now.
J. Michael Welton: Toward an Instant City
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And at the same time on Wednesday, September 17, Jos Galvez, photographer and gallery owner, will discuss photojournalism.
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CNN's John King, the first team in there, along with photojournalist Dave Ross (ph), the best in the business there in Everglades City, giving you a sense of what appears to be a bullet dodged, which is we say that very tentatively because we still have yet to really assess the damage in the wake of Wilma.
CNN Transcript Oct 24, 2005
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Gallery owners concur that the appeal of photojournalism is based on its recognizability, connection to history and its ability to capture the human spirit.
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The more skilled you are as a reporter, photojournalist, copy editor, designer, or producer, the more likely you will step up to the challenges.
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The power of photojournalism and documentary photography in the 1930s also affected fashion images, especially as photographers moved between the genres.
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Just looking at the photo of the "photojournalist" sleeping next to the candidate speaks volumes.
Want to keep talking about Edwards?
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The catalogue refers to the photographers as documentarists (an older word might be photojournalists).
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Videographers, like photojournalists, must also give consideration to end users of their work.
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The London-born photojournalist was tired of her job with the Baltimore Sun.
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Here the photojournalists themselves have come to share some of the artists' suspicions of visual journalism, without yet being able to offer an alternative.
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The exhibit at 1500 Gallery shows photojournalism from the heady 1950s when the instant city of Brasilia rose up out of the South American desert draws distinct parallels between then and now.
J. Michael Welton: Toward an Instant City
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Anna started working as a wedding photographer and photojournalist straight out of art school in 1991.
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Professionals photojournalists concern themselves with authenticity daily, and that is the reason for his comments.
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His early photojournalism evokes the passing of a way of life, including the last court presentation at Buckingham Palace in 1958.
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We only ask that the portfolio falls within the boundary of photographic reportage: including photojournalism, documentary photography and portraiture.
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This work illustrates her recent turn from appropriating photojournalistic images and portraits, toward obscuring the body.
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According to Tojo's testimony at his trial, the Emperor did not utter a word.
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A photojournalist is charged with taking his publisher’s daughter, in her early 20s, back to the United States before Mexico is quarantined again for the aliens’ frisky season.
Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat
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The photojournalist is the best analogy, since like a scientist the journalist has an obligation to represent the phenomena faithfully, but also compellingly.
Pretty pictures
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He came across a man who was burying a child. This scene was photographed by both Pablo Bartholomew and Raghu Rai, another renowned Indian photojournalist.
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It was great to get back to my roots as a newbie "photojournalist" and just take pictures of places I enjoy and finding the story in them.
Archive 2008-10-01
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His first picture was published in the Evening Times and kicked off a career that encompasses both photojournalism and celebrity portraiture.
