Spoon for KUT
Shot Spoon for Texas Music Matters on Tuesday. It was fun to run around the set of Austin City Limits and not be hostage to the usual two song limit. This band also rocks my socks off. Bonus. See the slideshow below.
a prologue
Shot Spoon for Texas Music Matters on Tuesday. It was fun to run around the set of Austin City Limits and not be hostage to the usual two song limit. This band also rocks my socks off. Bonus. See the slideshow below.
Labels: austin, KUT, music, photojournalism, publications, texas Posted by julia
Labels: ft. hood, KUT, photojournalism, publications, texas Posted by julia
Cole Marcoux was a relatively unknown quarterback from the Fieldston School in New York before the football reality series "The Ride" threw him into the spotlight. Marcoux beat out seven other promising high school quarterbacks after six months of training and testing by a panel of professional coaches. He earned a spot in the Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas. Read his Cinderella story by Kevin Armstrong here.
Labels: NYTimes, photojournalism, portrait, publications, san antonio, sports Posted by julia
Labels: austin, photojournalism, san antonio, sports, texas Posted by julia
It's contest season for photojournalists everywhere - that magical time of year when we unearth files from hard drives and DVDs to create our year in review. There's the thrill of discovery (the frame you forgot to file) and the groan of defeat (yep, the composition is still off).
Whatever your attitude is about contests, the process is what's important. It's a reckoning, really. A pause in the endless 'next' to feel both satisfied and dissatisfied - to set goals and dream big. After a few days of hemming and hawing over photos I'm sick of them all and can't wait to get back out into the thick of things. Here's to a 2010 full of stories.
Labels: austin, outtakes, photojournalism, texas Posted by julia