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NewsVan Troubles Here's a video providing a little glimpse of a TV news day that I think many of you can relate to. What happens when the van dies? If a Press Conference Falls in the Forest... What happens when nobody shows at the mayor's press conference? The one guy who did gets to ask a LOT of questions! The bad guy's inside... Here's a little video recap of a few hours at a police standoff from a news photog's point of view. Tim Rutherford PhotogsLounge.net

Videos from the LoungeVault

What's a sick day? Play Video 56k/DSL Photog Tom Culp hasn't had a sick day in over 16 years! What the hell is wrong with him??

Tom Culp Photographer WBAL-TV Baltimore

 

His latest Emmy! Play Video 56k/DSL Photog Steve Weinstein has won a bunch of Emmys. He talks about his latest...the one with the lesbian house painters.

Steve Weinstein Photographer Fox-45 Baltimore

Pete O' Neal Photographer Play Video 56k/DSL

Photog Pete O'Neal is the unquestioned leader in Baltimore for getting spot news. Pete has been on literally thousands of crime scenes. Pete knows first-hand the tragic circumstances of violent crime... his own mother was murdered by an intruder. Even with that load to bear...Pete has never lost his compassion nor his spirit for covering news. In this clip, he explains how he got exclusive video of a kidnapped child just being found by the police.

Real Video Conversation Play Video 56k/DSL Photog Manny Locke explains (in graphic terms) the difference between producers and shooters during a blizzard!

Snow This is a profane 4-letter word now for the shooters in Baltimore and much of the East Coast. This winter in Maryland was a mother! More snow fell this winter than in the last 5 winters combined. Over 5 feet total. I know that's piddley compared to many of you shooters in the mountain states. But for us...this was the bear of all winters. I swear we would have beat Santa Claus to death if we could find him thru this shit. Rudolph...he is dead! That Fat Burl Ives singin' snowman...dead! Holly...jolly my ass. Ah hell...truth is we were so spent from working all day and night in it that we really didn't have the strength to do much of anything. Work...sleep...work..sleep. Ridden hard and put away wet. Lots of overtime and a fire inside our station during a newscast to boot, made for a winter we would all like to forget. Tim Rutherford

A Little Venting... Play Video 56k/DSL Reporter Rosie L. explains in detail just exactly what his assignment is for the day...while photog Paul Jaffey maintains a cool demeanor.

Rosie with photog Paul Jaffey

Tony Crook Photographer

"Camp Moose" Photog Tony Crook spent many days at "Camp Moose" during the DC sniper shootings. Here's some of what he experienced and learned. Play Video 56k/DSL

Ebay is good for photogs Play Video 56k/DSL Photog Tom Wynkoop explains what was the most important thing he came away with from "Camp Moose"...his press pass!

Tom Wynkoop Photographer

Lock Winspear Photographer

In a Word... Photog Lock Winspear succinctly answers the question: "What was your role in the sniper shootings?" Play Video 56k/DSL