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You will need to add a CTO gel to the light and light the actors/scene.

I see Bryson is in your shop, I went to Syracuse with him. Some nice photos, good luck at MILPHOG.

One of my photo professor would always say "When in doubt - paramount!"

I just take a note pad everytime I go out to write down caption information, who, what, where, when, why.

You may want to invest in a good sturdy tripod so wind wont effect your exposure, also using your timer or a remote shutter release cable will help reduce possible vibration. Also if your camera has mirror up mode (MUP) that will help reduce camera shake. There is a ton more stuff to do but im...

99.9% of the time shoot raw or if I need to Raw+Jpeg.

The only issue you may have is if you are taking photos of the security checkpoints. But it varies everywhere.

Says on her webpage she also teaches a course at Maine Media Workshop. I've taken a course at Maine Media Workshop, not her course, and it was a great experience. I learned some new tricks and I left with an awesome photojournalism product I produced. But best bet is try and find some people who...

Opteka is known for cheap and really really bad quality. If you can still return it I would.

False, that theory would fail. Look up Shulman v. Group W Productions, Inc.

Finish at least two long term multimedia photojournalism pieces.

Here is a great piece to watch for some inspiration. Undesired by Walter Astrada | MediaStorm

Personally I almost never check my camera gear. I was with a co-worker flying to an assignment, he checked his gear. It was in a pelican case with fitted foam padding and had the TSA approved locks. We get to our destination and he opens up the pelican case his laptop screen is spider web...

How about an individual who uses music to bring comfort to those who are suffering, a person who volunteers to play music at hospitals. Or how about a bandsmen paying his way through college with a music scholarship.

Thanks Mike, this is great inspiration for young photographers.

Adobe Media Encoder does a great job converting into almost any file format and compression.

There are a few good photographer meetup groups in San Antonio, when I have time I attend. It's a good resource to learn and network.

Hope you have business skills as good or better than your photography skills.

Generally you only need a release for commercial use of the photo. Nat. Geo. falls in the realm of news/journalism so you don't need permission or a model release. Though I necessarily wouldn't burn bridges publishing a photo the subject doesn't approve, it's bad for repeat business opportunities.

I think in guy holding the video camera handled that well, didn't back down or escalate the situation. He really shouldn't have been profiled and questioned for taking a photo but this is the world we live in.