“Two French students were awarded the annual Grand Prix du Photoreportage Etudiant last week to honor a photographic story that presented images documenting the precarious lives of students today and the things they must do in order to survive and succeed.
“The only catch is that the entire story was a fake.”
This is from commercial photographer Chase Jarvis’s blog post this morning, and if this topic sounds interesting – how could it not? – you can get a full overview of the story at this post of Horses Think.
Jarvis’s coverage and insight on the topic is interesting, and rings true with me. In part, he says: Continue reading “The Art of Provoking Thought on Photojournalism”