Photojournalism & Multimedia Workshop
October 13-16, 2021

Picture Kentucky

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A bible sits in front of a 15 c. stained glass window at Frontier Nursing University in Hyden, Ky., on Wednesday, October 9, 2013. Photo by Eleanor Hasken

2013

Hyden, Kentucky

Inmate Josh Brown, left, and Scott Montgomery wait to see the dentist to get teeth pulled on Thursday morning, Sept. 30, 2010. Photo by Britney McIntosh

2010

Beattyville, Kentucky

Howard Woolum, left, James Holland, center, and James Woolum scout bull elk from a ridge top in Knott County. James Woolum received an elk tag this year..

2009

Hindman, Kentucky

Wendy Haddix and her daughter, Nicole Hensley, hold hands in front of their home in Breathitt County, Ky., on Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011. Hensley was in a car accident in June 2010 in which she fractured her pelvis, leg and wrist, which led to internal bleeding. She also sustained a brain injury. Photo by Latara Appleby

2011

Jackson, Kentucky

Photojournalism & Multimedia Workshop

Produced by the Kentucky Kernel with support from the University of Kentucky’s School of Journalism and Media, College of Communication and Information, and Kentucky State University Land Grant Program.

 

October 13-16, 2021

After a 6 year break, we are bringing the workshop to Frankfort, Ky., in 2021.

What exactly is this?

The Picture Kentucky Workshop was founded in 2004 by Chris Poore and Dave LaBelle as an immersive photojournalism experience for students. Participants spend 4 days learning in small groups from professional coaches from around the country in the skills of documentary photojournalism and short film making.

Who are we?

The workshop is made up of a team of volunteers from around the country who are dedicated to teaching students the art and skills of visual storytelling.

Contact David Stephenson to learn more.

Have Questions?

Check our FAQ page and maybe we’ll have an answer for you there.

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