One of the facts I found interesting about the history of
Photojournalism, was the first photo didn’t appear in a mass-circulation
newspaper until 1891. It was published in the New York Morning Journal using the halftone process. Until this
time photographers were handing their pictures to artist who were creating a
drawing of their work and removing items they found unappealing or distracting
to the picture. However, because the high-speed rotary process used at that
time could not handle the halftone process the photo was printed separately and
inserted inside the paper. Not till the year 1910 did The New York Times run a photo on the first page.
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The first blog post of Lynn Redding
Hello and welcome to my
blog.
My name is Lynn Redding. I am a photography and photojournalism student at Owens Community College in Toledo, Ohio. I hope you will enjoy your visits to this blog as I grow in knowledge and skill, and share the things I learn along the way.
My name is Lynn Redding. I am a photography and photojournalism student at Owens Community College in Toledo, Ohio. I hope you will enjoy your visits to this blog as I grow in knowledge and skill, and share the things I learn along the way.
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