Q. Nowadays everyone is a photographer it seems and newspapers are encouraging the public to send in their on-the-spot photos for publication. What, then, is the future of photography? Will there be professional photographers in 10 or 20 years? If so, how competitive will the field be and how would you recommend someone get his foot in the door?
— Bruce Wood
A. Mr. Wood: Your question is important and of the moment. As I view the images coming from Iran that are being posted all over, I am reminded and indeed pained by the fact that a skilled visual journalist has not recorded many of these events. This situation in the hands of a truth-seeking photojournalist could be extremely powerful, and not a mere “digital document.”
曾任紐約時報的攝影部主管，現為Assistant Managing Editor的Michele McNally在報紙網站一個讀者問答環節如是說，問和答的內容都不失深度，對新聞攝影議題有興趣的話可以一讀。
— Bruce Wood
A. Mr. Wood: Your question is important and of the moment. As I view the images coming from Iran that are being posted all over, I am reminded and indeed pained by the fact that a skilled visual journalist has not recorded many of these events. This situation in the hands of a truth-seeking photojournalist could be extremely powerful, and not a mere “digital document.”
曾任紐約時報的攝影部主管，現為Assistant Managing Editor的Michele McNally在報紙網站一個讀者問答環節如是說，問和答的內容都不失深度，對新聞攝影議題有興趣的話可以一讀。
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