11:25 am on March 25, 2010 by Melea Mauldin
Photo Saturation Drowns Real Skill
In our age of constant photo uploading, instant gratification video and whirlwind citizen journalism, it’s hard to remember what made photography so popular in the first place.
Hank Klibanoff of The New York Times shares beautiful memories of where photojournalism originated. Even now in our over-saturated world, these photos still stand out.
Are amateur citizen journalists drowning out the traditional artistic talent of photojournalism?
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