The Salt Institute for Documentary Studies. 67th College Photographer of the Year | Entry Preparation. PLEASE NOTE: There have been some modifications to this year's entry preparation guidelines. The most notable changes include a new electronic verification system, new image resolution guideliness, multimedia submission guidelines, story identifiers are now required to be in the filename for all multiple picture and sports portfolio submissions and there are now stricter requirements regarding the 'publishability' of materials submitted to CPOY, please see the rules page for more details.
IMPORTANT: The filenames for entries in multiple picture categories 9, 10, 11 & 12 MUST include story identifiers. Click here for details. Entry Validator This year CPOY will be implementing a new electronic entry validation system with which your entry will be automatically and electronically validated. This will allow us to confirm that your entry is properly received and judged. Image Captions Captions can be critical during judging—write and enter captions carefully. File Preparation File Names. Eddie Adams Workshop | The premier tuition-free photography experience. Building an elite photojournalism community for 25 years, 100 students at a time.
14 Tips to be a Successful Freelance Photographer. What It's Like....To Be a Freelance Photo Journalist for National Geographic - One Week Job. Amy Toensing has been a professional photographer since 1994. She has provided content for The New York Times, The Boston Globe, and National Geographic. She has traveled around the world, shooting stories across Australia, India, Africa, Puerto Rico, the island of Tonga, and at home in the United States.
Amy looks into the lives of ordinary people, and with her camera, finds something special. She is currently working on her 13th story for National Geographic in Australia. In spite of her demanding schedule, Amy (very graciously) sat down with me for a couple hours, and shared her journey. Amy Toensing I Am: a Freelance Photo Journalist, as well as a National Geographic Contributing Photographer. I have been working towards this since: 1994. Originally, I received a degree in Human Ecology, where my main focus was Anthropology and Sociology. After graduation, I worked as a waitress and shot part-time for the local newspaper. My responsibilities include: As a freelancer, I run a business.