Pro ready cameras at amateur prices
By Paul Queneau — No matter what kind of outdoor writing you do, you’re smart to carry a camera. But choosing which to tote can be a tough decision…
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Writing for television: part one
By Karen Loke — I’ve been a writer of one sort or another for more than 25 years. My first job was when I was 16 years old. It was for my hometown newspaper, The Bulletin, an affiliate of the Daily News in Galveston, Texas…
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What I learned writing an op-ed for a major newspaper
By Al Cambronne — I recently spent two long days writing an unpaid op-ed for the Washington Post, and it may have been one of the best investments I’ve ever made…
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Don't forget the 'Why?'
By Brett Prettyman — A good interview can, and often does, make the difference between a strong story and one that will be sent back by an editor for major revisions or a “thank you, but we are not interested at this time” note…
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Point of view cameras
By Kris Millgate — To the top of an evergreen to a look inside an eagle nest. On purpose. To the bottom of a river for a roll on the rocks. On accident…
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APPly yourself
By Natalie Bartley — I was introduced to idea of creating travel guide mobile apps during Risa Wyatt’s presentation on Sutro Media mobile apps at the 2011 NOWA annual conference in Bellingham, Wash…
Get out of your box
By Peter Schroeder — We all have our special markets for our articles and photos…
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After further review
By W.H. “Chip” Gross — As outdoor writers, seldom do we pen hard-hitting, investigative-type stories…
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APPly yourself
By Risa Wyatt — What the heck is an app, anyway? Should you be creating one? Can it make you money?…
Writing for 1A: For staffers
By Mark Freeman — One of the truisms of the newspaper world is that there’s no such thing as a city editor who is not desperate…
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