Monthly Archives: November 2008

Friday Photo: Contact/s: The Art of Photojournalism

Posted on November 21, 2008 by Joe Flood

Tomorrow is the last day to see the Contact/s: The Art of Photojournalism at 3333 M Street, NW, in Georgetown. This great exhibit is part of FotoWeek DC and features twenty-five contact sheets made since 1976 by the photographers of Contact Press Images. … Continue reading →

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FotoWeek Seminar: The Nature of Transition

Posted on November 19, 2008 by Joe Flood

Last night, I braved the cold to attend a seminar entitled The Nature of Transition by photographer Steve Uzzell. It was part of FotoWeek, the seven day celebration of photography in Washington. The theme of the seminar was on transition … Continue reading →

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Eurabia is Semifinalist in 2008 Screenwriting Expo Screenplay Competition

Posted on November 18, 2008 by Joe Flood

Eurabia, my screenplay about what might happen if the US lost the war on terror, was a Semifinalist in the 2008 Screenwriting Expo Screenplay Competition. The Screenwriting Expo is a huge conference in LA for screenwriters.   Always a bridesmaid, never … Continue reading →

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Friday Photo: Save Darfur Protest

Posted on November 14, 2008 by Joe Flood

I was out last Friday and just happened to run into this protest. Students poured up from the Dupont Circle Metro then marched down Massachusetts Avenue to the Embassy of Sudan. There were around a hundred protesters, some of whom … Continue reading →

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Will Obama Empower Government 2.0?

Posted on November 10, 2008 by Joe Flood

There’s a really interesting article in the New York Times on how Obama tapped the power of social networks to fuel his run for the presidency.  Here’s the nut graph: Like a lot of Web innovators, the Obama campaign did … Continue reading →

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