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Daniel J. Schneider

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Denver
As seen in: Colorado Public Radio, The Denver Post, New York Law Journal, Popular Photography, PopMatters, Schwarzwälder Bote, Emulsive
Covers:  crime, natural disasters, social media, breaking news, technology, history, pop culture, nerd culture
Doesn't Cover: business, federal government, finance, politics, sports, election 2012, local government, state government
Film photographer and journalist. Digital Innovation Editor for News @CPRNews. Formerly @denverpost. Bigtime nerd; into tech, science, nature and comic books.

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Daniel J. Schneider’s Biography

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I am a documentary photographer and web developer-journalist based in Denver. My passions in life are making good pictures and seeing stories come together, whether a single image or a long-term investigative package, in accessible and innovative presentations online.

I grew up in Beaverton, a suburb of Portland, Ore., and learned early the beauty of nature from the green and majestic Pacific Northwest. Moving to Colorado in my youth only served to deepen my love of the natural world.

My enthus…

Daniel J. Schneider’s Journalist Portfolio

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A Guide to Shooting Expired Film

A Guide to Shooting Expired Film

If you're shooting film already, you know that you need to develop a tolerance for uncertainty. Film can be f…

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Me and my Pentax 6x7 by Daniel J. Schneider | EMULSIVE Articles, Featured, Reviews

Me and my Pentax 6x7 by Daniel J. Schneider | EMULSIVE Articles, Featured, Reviews

[Guest post] Welcome to the first in a new series of user reviews here at EMULSIVE. They're aimed at informin…

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A year with the Nikon FM2n

A year with the Nikon FM2n

I've been carrying the Nikon FM2n around for just over a year since Dean Krakel plopped it on my desk and I s…

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Trying to Live, Trying to Learn: Homelessness on the rise in Colorado schools - The Denver Post

Trying to Live, Trying to Learn: Homelessness on the rise in Colorado schools - The Denver Post

[Lead Developer on this project] It is frustrating to advocates for homeless children that the U.S. Depart…

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Chasing the Beast: Tim Samaras, Carl Young and Paul Samaras - The Denver Post

Chasing the Beast: Tim Samaras, Carl Young and Paul Samaras - The Denver Post

The Denver Post spent four months working on the “Chasing the Beast” story, interviewing more than 20 storm c…

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Interactive timeline: A history of major wildfires in Colorado - The Denver Post

Interactive timeline: A history of major wildfires in Colorado - The Denver Post

An interactive history of major wildfires that frequently blanket Colorado in smoke, and threaten residents a…

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The Cost of Winning: Why Beating an 881 Petition Can Hurt Your Wallet

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By Daniel J. Schneider Verified
| New York Law Journal Verified
Getting attorney’s fees when you lose? In one area of New York law, that is the reality. The general rule of attorney’s fees in the United States is called the “American Rule.” With few exceptions, the American Rule expects those involved with litigation to pay their own lawyer’s fees win, lose or draw. This is in contrast to the English Rule, which holds that the party that wins has its fees paid by the loser.
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Books We Love: 2023

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By Lauren Hart, May Ortega, Daniel J. Schneider Verified
| Colorado Public Radio Verified
In anticipation of the new year, Colorado Public Radio collected book recommendations from staff members and friends of the organization (a.k.a., all of you). These books were either published in 2023 or have a direct connection to contemporary life. Click on any given cover to read a short review. You can also use the tags below to narrow the results to categories that most appeal to you. Books with a green sticker on them indicate fan favorites, with multiple submissions.
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The sweetest of Sweet 16 matchups - vote in the second round of our Carol Countdown!

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By Daniel J. Schneider Verified
| Colorado Public Radio Verified
Maria Juliana Pinzón/CPR After exercising our civic duties to vote across Colorado this week, it’s time to cast a vote that’s a little more fun.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Working as a freelance online news producer for The Denver Post. I did several other things while freelancing, but finally got on full time.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I have, in fact. My first typing class used IBM Selectrics, and before that I typed short stories on my dad's old Smith-Corona "portable."

How is social media changing news?

It's rewriting many of the rules. As time goes on it becomes more than part of your reporting and simply becomes your reporting. I like this.

Awards

Pulitzer Prize

2013 - Breaking News

2013 Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Reporting awarded to the Staff of The Denver Post for work reporting on the mass shooting at an Aurora, Colo., movie theater which left 12 dead and 58 more injured on July 20, 2012.

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