Newfoundland and Labrador photographer, journalist, editor and media producer.
Greg Locke, Newfoundland photographer, journalist, media producer
Greg Locke is a professional photographer, journalist, media producer and IT junkie based in St. John's, Newfoundland. Visit his main site for a portfolio of his work or check in here to see what's new.All work on this site is copyrighted and may not be downloaded, used or reproduced by anymeans without permission of the author or his agents. All Rights reserved. © 2008 GREG LOCKE.
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View Article  Trinity Workshops announced

 The Artisans Inn in Trinity, Newfoundland has brought back the popular Trinity Photographic Workshop as a part of their Artists at The Loft series this summer.

Working out of the Artisan Inn we will spend a weekend exploring historic Trinity, Newfoundland and exercising the art of seeing in one of Newfoundland's most stunning coastal villages.
Learning to "see" and craft the picture is the first step in making memorable photographs that tell stories.
This workshop is for all skill levels and camera formats. Digital or film, bring what you have. ...MORE

...but we'll start Friday night at Rockies.

Dates: Aug. 23-24, 2008.
            Sept. 27-28,2008

Fee: $300.00 person
includes lunch and dinner on sa
t and sun
Book your workshop through the Artisans Inn. 
Book your Trinity Accomodations.

 

View Article  Good-bye Deerfield Tiagh...

 
Sadly, Deerfield Tiagh, a great greyhound and family companion has gone to the Great Bunny Chase in the sky. He'll be greatly missed around the house and the office.

View Article  Building the mutually agreed contruct...

Our apologies if this changes everytime you log or GASP!  ...see something you shouldn't. No one ever said it was a "family website".  Just doing a little pixel construction and testing out some new CSS code for a web project. Now its a test bed.

What's new you ask?
Well, I'm back doing some journalism and writing for the Halifaxt Chronicle-Herald. Which explains why there has been little news here. Just too damn busy!

It's good to get back to writing again but its funny how rusty you get.
...and it was enlightening to read my style guides and journalism ethics and guideline manuals again. It reminded of why I started in journalism and what some of my mentors taught me.
I find it odd that journalist rate so low in public opinion. The ethics and practises guidelines set out in policy, at least at reputable news organizations, is very specific and taken seriously by managment and a journalist agrees to this when he signs on the dotted line. I have only see these written policies from the Canadian Press, CBC, Globe & Mail and now the Chronical Herald. I have worked for other news organizations where this was a joke, If anyone knows of any other news or media companies that have written policy manuals for journalism ethics and practise please let me know ...I seem to be collecting them these days.

Here is a photo from a recent story for the Chronicle Herald.

 
Bell Island mayor and ferry traveller advocate, Gary Gosine, at DICK'S. A bell Island landmark at the ferry dock and know to anyone who has spent the day on Bell Island. 
Photo by Greg Locke for the Halifax Chronicle Herald. © 2008