J210 Intro to Photojournalism

An exploration of journalistic photography as applied to newspaper, magazine, visual multimedia and the photo essay. The primary goal of the course will be to emphasize the technical aspects in journalistic photography such as composition, editing, and presentation and to support student’s exploration and growth as visual journalists. Students will be working on weekly assignments…

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The Third Biennial Reva & David Logan Photo Book Symposium

A bookshelf filled with various photography books. Prominent titles include "The Americans" by Robert Frank, "Eyes on Russia" by Margaret Bourke-White, and "Faces of Our Time" by Karsh. Other books from the Reva & David Logan Photo Book Symposium Biennial are neatly arranged alongside.

A one-day symposium bringing together photographers, academics, students and collectors to celebrate the photographic book. The Reva and David Logan Book Symposium brings together photographers, academics, students and collectors to celebrate the photographic book. The biennial event, which launched in 2017, is provided for under the 2013 endowment at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of…

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J213 Visual Storytelling: Realeyes Magazine

An in-depth documentary photo class where students will work photographing stories about California and its people and will try to visually create a singular photo essay on subjects such as immigration, schools, , urban sprawl, development, the environment  etc. You will work throughout the term on one in-depth project attempting to reduce a tiny area…

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J210 Introduction to Photojournalism

An exploration of journalistic photography as applied to newspaper, magazine, visual multimedia and the photo essay. The primary goal of the course will be to emphasize the technical aspects in journalistic photography such as composition, editing, and presentation and to support student’s exploration and growth as visual journalists. Students will be working on weekly assignments…

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[CANCELLED] BRINK: Photographs by David Butow

A person stands behind a lectern while their face is obscured by a teleprompter, raising one hand and wearing a dark coat and red tie. The outdoor background features a blurred landscape, reminiscent of an iconic moment captured by Berkeley Journalism.

We regret to announce that the event “BRINK: Photographs by David Butow” scheduled for March 11, 2022 has been cancelled.  Join us for a live conversation with photographer David Butow and Berkeley Journalism Prof. Ken Light, followed by Q&A with Berkeley Journalism students Kathryn Styer Martínez (’23) and Mathew Miranda (’22) David Butow has been…

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J213 Visual Storytelling: Realeyes Magazine

An in-depth documentary story telling class where students will work photographing and investigating problems facing California and its people as well as finding uplifting stories of its communities, and will try to visually document the causes and affect, issues such as immigration, schools, homelessness, urban sprawl, development, injustice, individual determination etc. You will work throughout…

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J210 Introduction to Photojournalism

An exploration of journalistic photography as applied to newspaper, magazine, visual multimedia and the photo essay. The primary goal of the course will be to emphasize the technical aspects in journalistic photography such as composition, editing, and presentation and to support student’s exploration and growth as visual journalists. Students will be working on weekly assignments…

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Elderly at small residential care homes face challenges getting COVID-19 vaccine

A man sits outdoors, pulling up his sleeve as a healthcare worker wearing a mask and blue gloves administers a vaccination shot into his upper arm. Both individuals are focused on the procedure, with green plants in the background. Documenting this moment is Berkeley Journalism capturing the essence of public health efforts.

Pictured above: Alberto Solano, a caregiver at Casa Rivera Assisted Living & Memory Care in Rodeo, Calif., receives a COVID-19 vaccine from nurse Christina Ponce on Feb. 5. (Photo by Anne Daugherty ’21) This story appeared in the Los Angeles Times on Feb. 18, 2021 By Anne Marshall-Chalmers (’22) California’s effort to vaccinate people in residential care…

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