Describes elements of visual reporting which help a photographer get photos that tell a story and have visual impact. (SR)

Describes what it is like to be a press photographer assigned to the White House. (JL)

Discusses the use of photo stories in school newspapers and offers on-campus and off-campus story ideas. (GT)

Suggests ways high school yearbook photographers can shoot pictures that will "tell the story" of their school. (JL)

Examines three myths concerning high school publications photography. Offers faculty advisers ideas for establishing good procedures and organizing the photography aspects of a student publication. (RL)

Previews the next step in yearbook production--digital photography. Outlines the requirements: a computer that is digital friendly, some basic software, and the knowledge to get the job done. Explains the digital photography process. (PA)

Discusses types of information that should be included in student publication staff job descriptions; presents sample job descriptions for photographers, feature editors, and staff reporters. (GT)

Shares the secrets of getting good basketball pictures, such as choice of lenses, position around the court, timing the shot, using a lot of film, and being prepared for anything to happen. (RL)