The visual musings of Vincent David Johnson
Hi there. Welcome to the the Visual Preservationist, as a photographer & filmmaker I have captured many images over the years in both my professional, or personal work that really doesn’t fit my other blogs Commercial Photography, Wedding Photography, or Documentary photography (Lost Americana). So this is the place to share my personal stories & ramblings on the images & topics surrounding them.
Check the posts and categories to the below to start exploring. Might I suggest “That is what I do, Part 1” as it starts with the very first photo I ever took.
Now I’m not great at the website side of things, so if you find something not quite right, let me know, but remember, it’s basically about the photos and the stories that go with them.
Thanks,
Vincent David Johnson
Recent Musings
Best of Photojournalism: 2012
One of the last years I was sent out to cover a lot of community events. High school sports as always has a big showing in my best of the year. READ MORE
Best of Photojournalism: 2011
As I go through the archive of images I have, number one I’m grateful for the digital age. Besides making getting images to the publications I shoot for easier (not to mention no... READ MORE
Best of Photojournalism: 2010
As the decade comes to a close I wanted to do a look back on my favorite photojournalism images I’ve taken from the past 10 years. Considering I wasn’t doing as much freelance... READ MORE
Winter Full Moon over Lake Michigan
The last full moon of the decade rising over Lake Michigan, as seen from the shoreline of Chicago, Illinois. I rarely get out to shoot pretty pictures like this. After watching the almost... READ MORE
Friday Night Lights After 9/11
On September 11th, 2001, I was just 2 years out of photo school, pretty much only shooting sports, and I don't have a single picture from that day. However with the 11th being... READ MORE
How The Most Retweets I Ever Got Were On Out-of-focus Photos
When My Most Popular Photos Are Out Of Focus They say you rarely go viral for the the posts you want. To be honest I hardly consider the number of likes and retweets... READ MORE