Photojournalism Through The Lens of Jim MacMillan
A picture is worth a thousand words, especially if you risk your life to get the shot. Photojournalist Jim MacMillan has been kidnapped, shot at, and scrutinized for his work, yet he still manages to get the picture he needs for his stories. After 9/11, he spent the night in ground zero. In 2004, he spent a year in Iraq with soldiers. Just after Katrina, he went to the Astrodome, where thousands were left homeless. All to make the audience feel like they were there, through his photography. (MacMillan’s shot the morning after 9/11) MacMillan is an independent multimedia journalist, university … Continue reading Photojournalism Through The Lens of Jim MacMillan