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02/03/2012 09:13 PM
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Photography Is Not Illegal: NY Cop Armed With Camera
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After 9/11 animator and designer Antonio Bolfo felt the call of duty and became a New York cop. Now, armed with a camera as well as his gun, and an interest in photography, Officer Bolfo documents life in the South Bronx.
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02/03/2012 09:13 PM
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DEADLINE TODAY! Enter NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism Contest
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The deadline for entering NPA's Best Of Photojournalism contest for Still Photography, Photojournalism Editing, and Web Photojournalism is today at 3 p.m. EST. There's still time to enter and win if you hurry.
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02/03/2012 09:13 PM
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Carlos Miller Arrested Covering Occupy Miami Evacuation
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Photographer Carlos Miller, who publishes the blog "Photography Is Not A Crime," was arrested while covering the police evacuation of Occupy Miami and he has spent the last few days working to successfully recover images police illegally deleted from his camera.
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02/03/2012 09:13 PM
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Accused Of Digitally Altering Photo, Sacramento Bee Suspends Veteran Photographer
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The Sacramento Bee has suspended award-winning photojournalist Bryan Patrick over a front page photograph they say he digitally manipulated, and in the aftermath Bee editors have launched an investigation.
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02/03/2012 09:13 PM
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Ansel Adams' "Lost" Los Angeles Photos
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Photographs Ansel Aams shot for Fortune magazine in 1940 in Los Angeles got tucked away in his files for a while, and then he forgot them. Years later when he re-discovered the set, for a token $125 he donated them to the Los Angeles Public LIbrary.
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02/03/2012 09:13 PM
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Can Cops Delete Your Cell Phone Pictures?
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Despite the First and Fourth Amendments of the Constitution, taking pictures on a public street of Memphis police could land you in the back of a squad car and your pictures could be deleted.
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