For the past year or more I've been moving in a different direction in my writing. Less concerned with writing about technology, society and photography, although I remain interested in all of it, I have been working on a new blog that reflects my personal vision and daily musings. Therefore, I am trying to center my energy more in this arena. You can find me.
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Digital Days
- A sampling from my recent project. A year-long exploration of life in the age of the camera phone.
Documentary Photography
- Between 1987 and 1996 I documented displaced and repatriated communities in Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Chiapas, Mexico. This album represents some of the images made in more than a dozen trip to Latin America in the 1980s and 1990s.
Presentations Online
ESSAYS
- One Day, Everything Will Be Photographed
- Rethinking Relationships in a Digital Age
- The Supreme Medium of Truth?
- What’s Next for Photojournalism?
- Mastering the Art of Observation
- Developing the Gift of Seeing
- Myanmar and Memory
- Death as Contributing Background
- Un-Bearing Witness
- In the Age of Digital Manipulation
- Embedded Photojournalists
- Rush of Innovation
- Photojournalism in an Age of Contrivance
- What Should Power Look Like?
- The Intelligent Machine: The Camera in the 21st Century
- Teaching And Learning Online
- Photojournalism Ethics
- Camera Phones Prevail
- Has digital changed our society?
- Facebook
- Academia
- LinkedIn
- American Photo Magazine
- Visual Communication Quarterly
- Why Multimedia Is Taking So Long to Catch On
- Digital Media Foundations |
- Communication and Technology
- Kulen
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- Osama bin Laden "Death Photos" No longer "News"
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About Me
- Dennis DunleavyI having been writing about visual culture, ethics, photojournalism, and social media. In 2006, American Photo Magazine named this blog a "Top Innovator" for writing on photography. My work has been published in more than 8 languages and has been included on many websites, online magazines and in books. The opinions and views expressed here are my own and I am solely responsible for the content. In addition, this is a non-profit and educational blog and with no commercial interests. Please contact me at dennisdunleavy7@gmail.com
