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Garapa.org, a multimedia journalism site co-founded by Leo Caobelli, produced this project for a Brazilian magazine called Revista Forum. The project presents an in-depth look at an industrial accident that leaked agro-toxins into a river killing thousands of fish and contaminating the local populaton.
Submitted by Walyce Almeida on May 6, 2009 54 comments
Several examples of interactive panorama photography from a variety of unlikely places, including the inside of a water bottle, a person’s mouth and inside a washing machine. The site not only offers 10 examples of VR photography but also provides how-tos.
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Submitted by Akilah Johnson on May 6, 2009 7 comments
This Web site is dedicated student work from the University of Miami’s Visual Journalism program. There are videos, photographs as well as sites designed, programmed and produced by students on the site that is updated regularly.
Submitted by Akilah Johnson on May 6, 2009 5 comments
New York Times photojournalist Tyler Hicks audio sound slide captures the ambush of American soldiers in Afghanistan as it occurs. Two soldiers narrate the piece by recounting the ordeal that resulted in the death of Private First Class Richard A. Dewater, 21.
Submitted by Akilah Johnson on May 6, 2009 19 comments
Photojournalist Tim Hussin’s audio sound slide depicts boys in Salt Lake City, Utah playing a game of war with toy guns. The only audio that accompanies the black and white images are the boys’ breathless voices, the sounds of their guns and low music track.
Submitted by Akilah Johnson on May 6, 2009 9 comments
The Washington Post compiles a collection of videos cataloging the work, public opinions and key moments of Barack Obama’s first 100 days in office as president of the United States. Four videos are the centerpiece of this project. They include two roundtable discussions with Post reporters evaluating Obama’s policies, ratings, speech tones and Michelle Obama’s [...]
Submitted by Akilah Johnson on May 5, 2009 No Comments »
Four Lives Two Worlds is a multimedia project built around the slaying of four illegal immigrants in Ohio, then tracing their lives through Ohio back to their home in Mexico and the impact their deaths had on the families there. It is part of a series about immigration in Ohio. The video, audio and photos [...]
Submitted by Matt Byrnes on May 4, 2009 4 comments