Job: Experienced photography editor to edit The Washington Post print photo archive

By Will Carleton July 6, 2016 Will Carleton

Cracking shift here at The Washington Post:

The Washington Post photography department seeks an experienced photography editor interested in Washington history to edit our print photo archive. The candidate must have 7+ years of photo editing/researching experience and a working knowledge of the photojournalism industry. An editing test will be required.
Full details and to apply on our PhotoArchiveNews.com site

Why is it important?

At the turn of the 20th century, there was vast growth in press agencies and photographers due to the massive thirst for images in newspapers. Many are still in existence but others have been sold, absorbed or simply disappeared, effectively leaving gaps in the history of this industry… many agency offices were bombed during the WWII London Blitz resulting negative and print files being water damage from the hoses quenching the fires …most archives were in the building basements.

Job: Experienced photography editor to edit The Washington Post print photo archive

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