Designing Election 2012: Share your pages, graphics and interactives here

Blog, Featured, Industry News, News, Resources November 6, 2012November 6, 2012 SND Headquarters 1 Comment

After years of campaigning, gazillions of negative ads, thousands upon thousands of debates, oodles upon oodles of facts checked, gaffs that made their own gaffs, mailers, robocalls, stumping, swinging, polling, real-clear-politicking, all endlessly, breathlessly analyzed, re-analyzed and re-re-analyzed. And now we are here. Election Day 2012.

A day like no other.

Let’s see what you’ve done. Show your work here at SND | Show Your Work on tumblr. Click on the submit button and you can post a text or image file. Ask a question and then we’ll discuss, breakdown and breathlessly move on to the next big thing.

This week we’ll focus on the election, but think of this as our digital gathering spot where you can start to come to check out each others work.

Election 2012: How Las Vegas Sun photographer Steve Marcus makes images of Governor Mitt Romney

Blog, Commentary, Featured, Region 2 November 3, 2012November 3, 2012 SND Headquarters 0 Comments

Nevada — with its six electoral votes — is one of a handful of states President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney consider a toss up this election cycle. As both candidates make myriad stops in the area surrounding Sin City, Las Vegas Sun photographer Steve Marcus explains how he approaches making thoughtful and unique images of sometimes redundant campaign events.

Election 2012: How Las Vegas Sun photographer Sam Morris makes images of the president

Blog, Election, Featured, Industry News, News October 30, 2012October 30, 2012 SND Headquarters 0 Comments

Nevada — with its six electoral votes — is one of a handful of states President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney consider a toss up this election cycle. As both candidates make myriad stops in the area surrounding Sin City, Las Vegas Sun photographer Sam Morris explains how he approaches making thoughtful and unique images of sometimes redundant campaign events.

This is the first in a week-long series of election coverage on SND.org.