TimesCallMedia.com is a showcase of content produced by the photography staff of The Longmont Times-Call newspaper in Longmont, Colorado.

via Times-Call Media.

Just got an e-mail letting me know that the East Valley Tribune’s photo staff is keeping a photo blog.

Please keep sending in e-mails letting photocolumn.org know about newspaper photo columns and photo blogs. editor@photocolumn.org

In Focus – EastValleyTribune.com.

From Bob Karp and The Daily Record comes The Photojournalist, “a blog offering a glimpse into the challenges and realities in the daily life of a photojournalist.”

“Bob has been a staffer for the Daily Record since 1989, for the past two years he has served as the Photo Editor. Beside shooting around the Morris County area, Bob has also been on assignment documenting stories throughout the U.S. as well as Central and South America. His images have won national, state and regional awards. Karp is a former Photographer of the Year named by the New Jersey Press Photographers Association.”

via The Photojournalist.

Photo by Cheryl Evans/The Arizona Republic

Pat Shannahan of The Arizona Republic just let me know about their new photo blog.

A couple weeks ago, the photojournalists at The Arizona Republic started
Behind the Lens, a photo blog on the paper’s website, azcentral.com. In
addition to posting photos, videos and multimedia, we also share stories
about the images and try to give insight on how we cover the news. We are
trying to keep the content as local as possible. With 16 photographers on
staff, we’re really starting to get a good mix of work and a variety of
voices.

azcentral.com blogs – Behind the Lens.

Newspaper photo blog by Steve Heaslip since 2007

The Photo Shoot: Photojournalist Blog from the Cape Cod Times

I’m always on the hunt for writing tips because it’s one of the things I struggle with when doing a photo column. The Web site Copyblogger recently put up some tips gleaned from Earnest Hemingway that are pretty helpful. Ernest Hemingway’s Top 5 Tips For Writing Well | Copyblogger.

Photographer Melissa Lyttle explores interesting lives.

via untold stories | tampabay.com – St. Petersburg Times.

St. Paul Pioneer Press staff photographer Ben Garvin has visited many corners of the Midwest, both on assignment and out of natural curiosity, and this collection of documentary photographs paints a vivid and revealing portrait of the region.

His lens has captured a quiet moment between two retired farmers discussing the wisdom of selling off the cows, a young boy who can explain why his plastic light sword makes such a wonderful tool for the imagination, widows sharing  thoughts about living alone during a friendly game of cards, and the style considerations facing a young man as he prepares for a Goth prom. The honest charm of the voices melds wonderfully with the subtle virtues of Garvin’s photographic eye to create an indelible mosaic of life in the heart of America’s breadbasket. (Quoted from Press Release)

Amazon.com: Ant Farm: Glimpses of Daily Life in Minnesota 9781932472844: Ben Garvin: Books.

Veteran sports photo columnist Bruce Ely has teamed up this year with Jamie Francis to work together on Beyond the Sideline: High School football from around Oregon. Or 98,386 square miles, one game.

From a post on SportsShooter.com Bruce announced the column and talked a little bit about it.

Fellow photographer Jamie Francis and I have started a new photo column here at the Oregonian. We are traveling around the state to document the high school football season. Some will be video and some will be audio slideshows.

Preston Gannaway has taken over the reigns of “Common Ground.”  Please go check it out! For more on Preston visit her site prestongannaway.com

Common Ground is a visual commentary on life in our community. Every 12 weeks a new Virginian-Pilot photographer will begin his or her series of photographs based on a topic of their choosing.

The current series, Greetings from Ocean View is a photo column aimed at exploring life in “OV,” a Norfolk neighborhood full of pride yet seemingly always teetering on the edge of change. Photojournalist Preston Gannaway hopes to tell some of the stories that make this community so unique.

Preston Gannaway

via Common Ground | HamptonRoads.com | PilotOnline.com.