Ethical Dilemmas in the Field – A Reflective Travel Chronicle
Ethical reflection based on a Travel Photography class (Anibal Bueno) on photographing children, consent, and monetization; professional judgment and a responsible approach.
Travel Photography
Writing Through the Lens
Personal and technical reflection on how to approach the photographic coverage of cultural events. Catarina shares her narrative approach through her own methodology based on the composition of scenes in three planes and expresses her desire to document the Carnival of Brazil with a close look at the symbolic, the chaotic, and the human.
Through the Lens: Thimphu Tshechu
By Sam Rippon I found myself reflecting not just on the mechanics of taking a good photo, but on the intention behind each frame. It’s emphasised that the role of a photographer at a cultural event is not simply to record what’s visible, but to communicate what’s meaningful. With that in mind, I’ve begun imagining … Read more
The Invisible Half: A Chronicle of Cultural Boundaries and Journalistic Integrity
A profound reflection on the ethical dilemmas of travel journalism in cultural contexts with gender restrictions, based on a real experience in Oman. The author recounts how barriers to representing female voices led him to rethink his narrative approach, opting for transparency as a form of integrity. A powerful text on the limits of representation and the need to construct ethical narratives based on an awareness of our own limitations.
“The Woman Who Never Left Her Mud House”
A sensitive and deeply ethical chronicle about a journalist who travels to Asir, in southern Saudi Arabia, to document the ancient mud houses built by women. There she meets Noura, a woman who never left her ancestral home. Through intimate storytelling, the author reflects on the limits of journalism, the dignity of those portrayed, and the memory contained in inhabited spaces. A moving piece that prioritises respect over visual impact.
Writing through the lens
A sensitive and intimate reflection on photography as a narrative tool.
Drawing from her personal experience and the inspiration taken from Andreu Doz’s masterclass, the author describes her relationship with the camera, her initial fears, and her way of imagining a visual coverage of the UlisseFest in Ancona.
A contemplative text that blends technique, emotion, and the desire to tell the world through honest and spontaneous images.
The Travel Journalist’s Suitcase: Packing List Essentials for Every Adventure
Everything you should include in the travel journalist’s suitcase to capture and document the destination. This includes tools for social media, podcasts, videos, photography, and articles.
Travel Videos: The King of Social Media Content
The Master in Travel Journalism’s content creation module is an ideal opportunity to master these skills and begin producing your own travel videos. Creating impactful travel videos requires a comprehensive understanding of the production process, from planning to filming and editing.
Travel Photography and Anthropological Portraits Explained by Aníbal Bueno
Aníbal Bueno, a photojournalist, captures cultures and deep narratives through his lens. In the Travel Photography module of the Master in Travel Journalism program, he teaches how to represent diverse cultures and convey authentic stories through photographic reporting.
Travel with Experts: The Leading Trend in Travel Journalism
Travel experts, YouTubers, photographers, and Instagram influencers are organizing bespoke trips to the destinations they explore. This travel approach seeks deep cultural immersion and presents destinations from a unique, high-quality perspective, aiming to offer enriching and educational experiences.
