디지털 시대의 포토저널리즘의 대안으로 본 장기 프로젝트 (Long-term Project)에 관한 연구
A Study on the Long-term Project as An Alternative for Photojournaism in Digital Era
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The potential of digital evolution opened a new era for photojournalists to do a long-term projects since digital environment has no limitation for space like print media. Professinals such as David Pledge argue that notion of the revival of photojournalism depends on how individual photojournalist sees their work for new ecosystem of digital photography. They now see photojournalism in terms of documentary projects rather than breaking news. As a proof of this trend, the world’s largest and most prestigious photojournalism contest World Press Photo(WPP), announced the winner and runners-up in a new category - Long-Term Projects - featuring series produced over several months or even years. In this respect, the researcher tries to examinie the characteristics and importance of long-term projects, differed from the traditional breaking news.
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The potential of digital evolution opened a new era for photojournalists to do a long-term projects since digital environment has no limitation for space like print media. Professinals such as David Pledge argue that notion of the revival of photojournalism depends on how individual photojournalist sees their work for new ecosystem of digital photography. They now see photojournalism in terms of documentary projects rather than breaking news. As a proof of this trend, the world’s largest and most prestigious photojournalism contest World Press Photo(WPP), announced the winner and runners-up in a new category - Long-Term Projects - featuring series produced over several months or even years. In this respect, the researcher tries to examinie the characteristics and importance of long-term projects, differed from the traditional breaking news.
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