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Jim DeLillo is a travel & adventure photographer specializes in creating transporting imagery. His expansive landscapes are layered, narrative, & rich in tone.

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Jim DeLillo’s Biography

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Jim DeLillo is a travel and adventure photographer and writer with more than 35 years of experience documenting place and lived experience. His work has appeared in international publications, including Woman’s World Magazine. In addition to photography, he writes narrative nonfiction on travel, memory, and perception, with essays featured by Medium publications including Summit. He is based in New York City and works globally.

Jim DeLillo’s Journalist Portfolio

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Are you confused as a writer about when it is okay to use AI?

Are you confused as a writer about when it is okay to use AI?

Here are some simple rules you can follow when writing using AI. Give yourself the greenlight. You can pr…

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Beyond the Sculptures of Borrego

Beyond the Sculptures of Borrego

Nestled between the historic gold mining town of Julian and The Salton Sea, Borrego Springs and the surroundi…

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James Webb Telescope Reveals a Galaxy of Galaxies

James Webb Telescope Reveals a Galaxy of Galaxies

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Scientists puzzled by double crater on the Moon

Scientists puzzled by double crater on the Moon

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Sightseeing Seattle by Seaplane - Food, Wine & Travel

Sightseeing Seattle by Seaplane - Food, Wine & Travel

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Xiao Long Bao: Chinese Soup Dumplings - Food, Wine & Travel

Xiao Long Bao: Chinese Soup Dumplings - Food, Wine & Travel

Chinese Soup Dumplings or Xiao Long Bao are not just a food item but an experience. Often only found in China…

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Articles

Final Approach

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By Jim DeLillo STAYING WITH IT The nosewheel hit first. That's not supposed to happen. I put it down on the nose wheel. Not recommended. Dangerous, actually. The kind of thing that can flip you over or spin you around like a top. I never practiced for this circus act. My first time on a unicycle, except this seat was a Cessna airplane. A Cessna 172. My first time in that airplane. All of my training was in its baby brother, the 152. This seat was higher. My view changed. That matters when landing.
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The Night I Crossed the Highway Anyway

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It was a dark and stormy night. No, really, it was. Not the polite kind of rain that taps at the windows and lets you think. This was the kind that flattened everything. Streetlights smeared. Headlights bloomed into white wounds in the dark. The kind of night where the road doesn't just disappear, it feels like it turns against you. The glare of lights gave way to the sound. Glass, metal, something tearing. It all arrived at once, as if the night had been waiting for it. I was on a first date.
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What the Storm Left Behind

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AFTER THE STORM We thought it was something we could bring back It appeared after the storm like something returned, not lost. From the second-story window, across the lagoon, we could see it sitting low in the shallows, blue and white faded into the gray light. Not wrecked exactly. Just... waiting. We watched it the way you watch something that might become yours if you don't rush it. A few days passed. Then a week. Then another. No one came. No trailer backed down the road.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

1972 first photo published in a daily newspaper. Captioned "Less Shade Now" depicted a small child on a tricycle next to a large fallen tree.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

It's making news more accessible for everyone and giving the audience a chance to participate in opinions and fact chacking.

Awards

Nikon.Net

2001 - Photography

"Children of Belize'