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PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOJOURNALISM VIDEO by PAUL SMITH |
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ASSIGNMENT: Travel Medellín Colombia for the Washington Post |
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Photographs from two days for a travel piece written by Washington Post staff journalist Nancy Trejos. Principally about nightlife in the city, it also touched upon varios tourist attractions/places to see. It went down very well with the city administration, who erected a rather large billboard about the article using a half of one of the photos. No doubt to avoid copyright problems, but definitely the worst piece of cropping I've ever been subjected to. Link to the article: From Drug Violence to Tourist Destination and also to the Washington Post slide show |
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