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Ever wanted advice from Pulitzer-Prize winning photojournalists? Well, here’s your chance. David Leeson (2004) has already agreed. I’ll see if I can talk Cheryl Diaz Meyer (2004) and William Snyder (1991, 1993) into a little of their time.
Leave your questions in the comment section or drop me an e-mail. I plan on asking the standard "what advice would you give to young PJs" question, but this is a chance to ask a specific question and get a specific answer.
Please leave your questions by Friday, December 31, 2004.
Enough for now,
Posted by Mark M. Hancock @ 2:57 PM
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Thanks Mark for you holiday well wishes. Our time on the highway and byways of America were 'wreck-less'.
My questions for Pulitzer Prize winning photographers are more existential in nature. I am curious as to what dimension the act of photojournalism and the art of photography has added to each person. I would like them to compare/contrast themselves as young pj's to where they are now in not only their careers but in their personal lives and how being a pj/photographer has affected them.
First off, Mark, you're amazing, not only for this opportunity, but for the effort you make to help out us newbies!
Here are a couple of questions for Mr. Leeson:
1) What's in your bag when you go to shoot in a war zone. What kind of extra equipment do you bring, what's your lens preference (prime or zoom, mm).
2) I'd love if you could talk a little bit about access and ethics when shooting a conflict.
THANKS A MILLION
Michael
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