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Photojournalism: The Chameleon's Approach

FROM THE ARCHIVES

I recently started looking at my photo archives and realized, I like most photojournalist have not had the great majority of my work published before. So I've decided to create a space in my blog where I can showcase images, which might have never seen the light of day, or images that I find interesting and worthy of being showcased again. So if you ever want to see some of my archive images just scroll down my posts until you find the "from the archives" title. Enjoy.

Mixed Bag

>> Wednesday, January 25, 2012





FOOD, SPORTS, FEATURES AND WILDLIFE: These is pretty exemplary of the range of assignments a photographer working for a newspaper gets to experience. These images were shot between last Friday and today 012512. BEHIND THE SCENES/ HOW THINGS WORK: Most of us staff photographers at the Boston Globe are required to be able to photograph whatever is needed on that day at that moment. We all shoot food, some better than others. Others shoot sports, I don't do it that often and that is why when sent to cover a track meet the photo I ended up liking the most was that of the start-gun going off. But when it comes to weather, that my friends is the "great equalizer" among the staff members. It doesn't matter who you are or what your perceived specialty might be we all have to pay the piper when it snows, rains, when the sun comes out,when the sun hides,etc, etc. The frog image I made during an day off visit to the zoo. TECH STUFF: the only technical aspects worth mentioning here is the two food shots were shot on location with two off-camera strobes at a crisscrossed pattern at about 11 and 4 on a clock face. Speed is maximum synch-flash speed for my Mark IV 1/320th of a second, lens: 60mm 2.5 macro.

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Essdras M Suarez
Boston Globe Staff Photographer
Available for photo workshops, seminars and speaking engagements in general
esssuarez@aol.com
suarez@globe.com

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