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Sue Morrow

Sue Morrow

Verified

Editor, News Photographer Magazine, National Press Photographers Association

Athens

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Design , Fashion , Restaurants , Travel

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 23

  • 'BABY, ARE YOU OK?'

    By Mike Smith, Sue Morrow Verified| Missoulian Verified This is a story about life — of joys and sadness, of challenges and struggles and sacrifice. It's a story about dementia and care-giving. It's a story about souls and spirit and deepening devotion. Mostly, though, this is a love story. It begins with Wayne Roberts, a big and burly guy with a Harley but as personable and approachable as they come. I met him when I was shooting photos for a story about the final daily delivery of The Montana Standard.

    By Mike Smith, Sue Morrow Verified · Missoulian

    Nov. 30, 2024

  • In the wake of tragedy

    By Sue Morrow Verified, NPPA Safety| National Press Photographers Association@ Feb. 24, 2023 - Journalists never want to become part of the news. And yet here we are again, reporting tragic and gruesome details about our Orlando colleagues killed and injured by gunshots on Feb. 22, 2023, while on a news scene. Spectrum News 13 journalists, reporter Dylan Lyons, 24, and photographer Jesse Walden, were working at the scene of a homicide investigation when a gunman shot and killed Lyons and critically injured Walden. A 9-year-old girl was killed in a separate but related shooting.

    By Sue Morrow Verified, NPPA Safety · National Press Photographers Association

    Feb. 24, 2023

  • 'BABY, ARE YOU OK?'

    By Mike Smith, Sue Morrow Verified| Missoulian Verified This is a story about life — of joys and sadness, of challenges and struggles and sacrifice. It's a story about dementia and care-giving. It's a story about souls and spirit and deepening devotion. Mostly, though, this is a love story. It begins with Wayne Roberts, a big and burly guy with a Harley but as personable and approachable as they come. I met him when I was shooting photos for a story about the final daily delivery of The Montana Standard.

    By Mike Smith, Sue Morrow Verified · Missoulian

    Nov. 30, 2024

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National Press Photographers Association

The National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) is a professional organization established in 1946 and based in Durham, North Carolina. It represents photojournalists, including still photographers, television videographers, editors, and journalism students. The NPPA is dedicated to promoting photojournalism and emphasizes ethical practices among its members. The NPPA offers a range of services and benefits to support its members. These include annual competitions and quarterly contests to foster professional growth, educational seminars and workshops to enhance skills, and a mentorship program that connects members with experienced professionals. Additionally, the organization provides a critique service for constructive feedback, a job bank for employment opportunities, and an online discussion board for networking and idea sharing. Members also enjoy exclusive discounts on photography equipment and liability insurance. With a membership of over 10,000, the NPPA advocates for visual journalists across various media platforms.

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Founded: 1946