One of more interesting parts of my job as a photojournalist involves sharing my experiences and wisdom of photography with kids.

I enjoy judging photo contests, especially if they involve photojournalism. Yesterday, our photo staff at The Telegraph in Nashua, N.H., judged the Vermont Press Association’s annual photo contest.

A photo that has absolutely nothing to do with a terribly sad story we’ve all been pursuing this week.  Taken with the BlackBerry before a storm blew in late last month.

CUTLINE: Window, Pepperell, Mass. Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009.
TECH SPECS: iPhone, Camera Bag App
THOUGHTS: I recently have been obsessed with my new app for the iPhone, called camera bag. My girlfriend has a window that portrays a slice of Americana quite well. While some would be objected to having a car in their lawn, I find [...]

Most nature photography is a no-brainer - it looks much more beautiful in color. But, these shaded falls, in the shade of the surrounding maple and oak trees screamed black and white!

I completely agree with Shawn and love his site.

After the interview, Ryan’s brother, Liam proudly set his camera on the dining room table in front of me. I thought perhaps he was comparing the size of my company Canon Mark III to his plastic point and shoot toy. What neat little eyeballs it has on the top. I don’t have those on mine. And it talks too. How cool!