KING'S KLASS BLOG

One of my favorite feature photos I took years ago.    It's finally time to pull out that camera and push the shutter button. You a...

   We officially ended the law and ethics portion of study today with a fitting conclusion - a 40-point test. I'm happy to report everyo...

The First Amendment Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridgi...

  I'm proud to announce that all nine student blogs are available for your viewing pleasure. Just click on the links above. Thanks.

   It's already Week 3, and the students are busy tweeting and blogging. I couldn't imagine teaching photojournalism without social...

 This is the backstop fence at Fifth Third Field. String is medium thickness.      Tip 2: Did you know you can shoot through a fen...

Sunset beyond the I280 turnpike (Photo by Lori King)    Tip 1. This is a beautiful reason of why you should always carry your camera...

    It's a new semester, which means a new crop of students. There are nine enrolled in this course, which is nearly double from last se...

    Greetings scholastic journalists!      Prepare to be educated about the field of photojournalism and the growing role social media pla...

Click here.   This is for all of the past and future students who make my classroom experience so enjoyable.

   The semester is over and grades are posted. The new poster for the PHO 245 class, designed by CRT student Brian White.    It was a...

Holly and Teri edits sound using Audacity    These photos of the students (and Dave Cantor) in the classroom demonstrate teamwork in acti...

Breaking News Pulitzer Prize 2011 This slideshow will not pass the breakfast test . In other words, watch it while not eating. Though grim...

    I want to take a moment to thank former PHO 245 students who took this class during its infancy. I also want to apologize to them, as we...

Holly, right, shooting Bittersweet resident Danny and recording live animal sounds - at the same time!     Okay. I'm going to brag...

   I was once told that the difference between a good photographer and a great photographer is effort.    It takes effort to learn the cont...

Scholastic Journalism Foundations = poster material Thanks to John Bowen, my Social Media class instructor, for posting this on the JEA...

   I think the weather photo assignment was a good wakeup call to the students about how hard it is to document real people in real situatio...

   It's seven weeks into the semester and the students finally have their first shooting assignment. The timing couldn't be better. ...

   I want to thank Madalyn Ruggiero for being our guest speaker yesterday.    Madalyn is a local freelance photojournalist who has been pub...