Are you strengthening storytelling with solid photography?
Robin Conover, editor of The Tennessee Magazine, will share photography tips in an Aug. 24 webinar, The Art of Seeing, from the Cooperative Communicators Association. Pioneer is a proud CCA member; if you’re a co-op communicator, you’ll love this group, too!
We asked Robin to share a preview of her session on our best practices blog.
Read MoreTo celebrate National Camera Day on June 29, we asked Courtney Cobb, one of our favorite utility pioneers, to share tips for catching great shots of lineworkers. Courtney shares five tactics she’s used to build a solid lineworker image library at Central Electric Cooperative in Redmond, Oregon:
1: Know your lineworkers
2: Bring treats
3: Change your perspective
4: Block out time
5: Ask for the shot
Learn how Courtney puts each of these steps to work for her co-op on our best practices blog.
Read MoreThe greatest shots happen when we trespass others’ personal space and capture the unique beauty of the human personality. But how do you take personal photographs in these times of social distancing?
Read MoreThink of a story as a house. Many writers and photographers never get past the front yard. To help readers care about your story, take time to develop trust with your subject. Go inside the home to uncover the story’s heart.
Read MoreWith the advent of mobile devices, preserving memories and sharing them has never been easier. Use these mobile photo-taking tips to make the most of your personal and professional holiday photos.
Read MorePair useful stories with pictures that capture moments. This was the core takeaway for public power communicators and freelance writers at the Ruralite Communicators’ Workshop. Read on for more workshop tips, then share your own!
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