The Future of Photojournalism

[@MrMeffinc]

This is a great vid with great advice. Today's society has dumbed things down so you have to put more thought into your work to stand out (which sad to say is easy if you think about it ) . Canon I would love to see more vids like this one . Kudos . . . JKM Trinidad & Tobago

[@dotbot5789]

i want to be a photo journalist and it is so true...a strong social media presence is like a golden ticket to your photography career

[@journosketch]

try commenting again 10 years ahead....see you....me after 11 years : I love it, and I die for it....and....I have difficulty in Income....but still want to continue till the day i die

[@alhaadhussain6256]

I'm slowly getting into photojournalism. It's okay if I cannot get rich with it. I just want people to see my photos and think, "oh, this picture tells a story from a perspective of the world that was always in front of my eyes, but I failed to see it."

[@CanonEurope]

Keep going! Make sure you tag us into any videos you post 👍

[@jaughnekow]

I do plan on studying photojournalism and hopefully making it into something to help tell a story, change the lives of people who view my photos. I want them to feel what I feel, see what I see and also have a perspective or views of the image.

[@8691cc]

Right!

[@bizimikimizenedenir]

EXACTLY

[@westcoasthaase]

Thank you Canon for not trying to sell a camera. It’s not about Canon, Nikon, Sony or Leica it’s about making the image, telling a story and keeping it alive. Get outside people and tell stories that amaze the world 🌎 #photographyunitestheworld

[@Crazyantek]

I am studying photojournalism in Dublin Ireland and there is a very small class for it and people often say I am crazy going into the photography in this day and age and yes it is hard but i like the challenge :)

[@CanonEurope]

You can do it! :)

How are you happy with the University and the course? :)

[@raywirandrarafael85]

my parents doubt me when im telling them my career interest as a photojournalist, labeling it as a "dead career". Well after watching this video, im more convinced to strenghten my choice to pursue my carreer

[@journosketch]

try commenting again 10 years ahead....see you....me after 11 years : I love it, and I die for it....and....I have difficulty in Income....but still want to continue till the day i die

[@ggstylz]

I’ve been lost ever since starting photography just over six years ago. My biggest pain is social media. It is all consuming and far too overwhelming so the idea of going even harder in order to connect with an audience affects me negatively. I believe I have the ability to capture compelling images but as stated in this video, this is no longer enough. I continue to shoot sporadically but I have no direction and feel stuck. It’s not a nice feeling to have at me age.

[@marianacanlas7315]

I became a photojournalist and I love pursueing and incourage my self . Thank you

[@thegreywolfxix]

Thank you Canon! This is motivating for the young photographers like me. Proud Canon EOS 60D user here.

[@oxarnano1408]

I love my 60d❤️

[@angelicacyriladivoso]

Thank you for the stories. I recently took my short course on Photojournalism. It really blew my mind. Thank you for inspiring newbies like me to try harder and live a story to tell that will remain for decades.

[@herodot86]

which course was it?

[@laszlokoval2507]

Thank you Canon! Please make more of these videos. They are too important!

[@antonioajucum]

I don't know why there's few views :(. It deserves more views, Great video canon!

[@inpursuitofhappiness4873]

Because: 1) Only photojournalists care about this 2) There are no photojournalists on KZbin (essentially) 3) KZbin Photography channels are all about equipment reviews or non-journalistic photography technique (see #2)

[@nitinb9202]

Change is an inevitable part of human civilization. Technology has just helped spread it by way of affordable instruments. Generations will come to appreciate the shift from exclusivity to abundance. Those whose excepts challenges will never excuse, but be a participant of the challenge.

[@dotbot5789]

i wish the video was longer

[@alexcarrillo5510]

Great Video, as I told this other person that all he thinks that the camera makes the photo, No it is the actual Shooter, Thank You Canon Europe....

[@sauravsangle6429]

woah today this made a difference! ❤

[@RubyMoney2255]

I'm an artist in graphic design and photography. Wonder if photojournalism is worth it.

[@sriloganathanvelmurugan8980]

Ofcourse this is what happens! The masters who spoke here clearly explained 'PhotoJournalism' I loved and I'm so Inspired from this! Great initiative by Canon❤️ I'm a Journalism Student from Chennai, India and things are so different here. Looking forward for more videos related to PhotoJournalism and Documentary Photography from Canon!❤️👏

[@shayernoor5430]

can anyone tell me about the photograph of james natchway which has been showed here during the talk of photojournalist daniel etter?

[@ZzZz-gl3eq]

Thank you very much Canon for the advice (^-^) i actually wanted to learn more about photojournalism but the university near me doesn't have a photojournalism course so i am trying to study about cultural studies and if i finish university i will study photography. I want to learn more about other countries culture and history and share it to the people by taking pictures (^-^)

[@robstone9745]

Photos are the most potent and powerful instant images available as of now, it's about comunication, it's probably will not change the world-but it's worth trying

[@jazerhamsworth7645]

Heart Felt for the all PhotoJournalist❤️🥰😘

[@larakauss4063]

Magnificent !

[@evilcat1662]

nice video

[@vanessac7443]

Can I get into photojournalism without a degree?

[@bhup9567]

you need eyes not degree.

[@user-tj2dm3hf2h]

love it

[@jackedbabington6206]

Photojournalist has changed over the years most of the time they are all freelance

[@patrickroe3260]

I am a retired photojournalist. I am not the greatest phototographer there ever was. I had some big gaps in my desire to tell stories visually. I am greatly concerned that much will be lost as the photojournalist disappears. For those not aware, that has already begun. The Chicago Sun-Times, Sports Illustrated, two examples for a start. There is a reason freedom of the press is constitutionally guaranteed in the USA. It keeps everybody honest. It helps us remember what we have been through, good and bad. It prevents us from becoming too complacent. It helps us remember our values. Photojournalists show us our differences, our similarities. They preserve what once was, what has been lost. They help us to see each other as human.They let us see what threatens us and how valuable our friends and neighbors can be. Photojournalism is less and less valued. People who have the education, experience, insight, etc. are being let go from newspapers, magazines and other journalistic positions. Photographers are often the first ones to be gotten rid of and replaced by other sources, often inferior. A photojournalist is not just a button pusher, contrary to what is often thought.

[@chocloditelensman]

Trust in the Lord Jesus with all of your heart and you will always have a job for your God given talent.

[@fintonmainz7845]

Photojournalism will survive. The professional "photojournalist" will not.