Welcome to the April 2004 issue of The Digital Journalist, the monthly online magazine for visual journalism.

It seems that powerful images often have a way of repeating themselves over time.

A photographer said he felt "limited" because the publisher, managing editor and copy editors don't understand photography and photojournalism.

Education may boil down to who knows what first.

In case you were busy with getting on with your life this past month, here are a number of items that might have passed you by.

I'm back...

Dirck's favorite new camera introduced at the recent PMA trade show in Las Vegas was the Leitz Digilux 2

All I ever asked of a digital printer was to print what was on my screen. It seemed like a fairly simple request.

Early last month, The New York Times sent a letter and a new work-for-hire contract to photographers listed in its database of freelancers.

Much to the dismay of friends and advisors, I was always much more the grasshopper than the ant when I was young.

A good friend of mine was at the American Film Institute a few years ago taking part in their director's program and invited me out to Los Angeles to do the stills on the film that was to be his final project...