Thursday May 2nd, 2013 4.30pm – 6.30pm Arena Enterprises, 1 Rutland Street, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, DE7 8DG ‘Nine Go Mad with Nikon’ are Chris, Mark, Nicky, Tony, Eugene, Katherine, Richard, Andrew and Kate The project is supported by Erewash Recovery Team, Derbyshire Healthcare Trust, Brooklands, [...]
In a recent workshop with some mental health users, we were talking about iconic documentary images and almost of the participants mentioned the work of Don McCullin. To people from a certain generation, his work is iconic, whether you are a photographer or not. The film McCullin was made by his [...]
Lookout Nottingham Wednesday 20th March 2013 from 4.30pm to 6.30pm Lookout Nottingham presents a showcase of inspiring work by seven up and coming young photographers from Nottingham that have recently participated in a ten week photography course at Nottingham Photographers’ Hub.The exhibition showcases work by Adam Hancock [...]
The Format International Photography Festival was founded by Louise Clements and Mike Brown in 2004 and its last run in 2011 saw more than 100,000 people visit the festival. The impressive launch of FORMAT last Thursday brought huge crowds into Derby city centre, with many people braving the rain at [...]
What happens when a World Press Photo and Picture of the Year International award-winning photograph doesn’t show what it purports to show? Not through a mistake of interpretation or subjective opinion, but when the facts show the photo wasn’t taken where it was claimed to be taken and when the subject of [...]
The World Press Photo was founded in Amsterdam in 1955 and has become the world’s leading and most respected press photography contest, from which the winning photographs have been composed to travel the world to more than 80 venues in 45 countries. For over 60 years the organisations has been [...]
French photographer Christophe Beauregard’s Le Meilleur des Mondes? is a series of portraits in collaboration with Basilade, a French association that supports people living with HIV/AIDS. Beauregard’s subjects are employees and volunteers of Basilade—gay, straight and transgender. Some are living with the disease, some are not. In attempts to question the stigmatization of [...]
In this week’s issue of the New Yorker magazine, Nick Paumgarten writes about Spain’s economic collapse by way of the failure of the ambitious development project Residencial Francisco Hernando, in an area called El Quiñón, near the village of Seseña. The housing complex is now only partially occupied, and there remains a [...]
Photoshelter have added a new guide to their list of useful tools aimed to help fledging photographers. Pricing Your Work: Magazine Photography is the first in a series of guides with tips to help photographers create estimates and fee structures for their work. Get insights from Wonderful Machine’s CEO Bill [...]
The Nottingham Photographers’ Hub are hosting a unique art event showcasing the work of nine upcoming photographers from Nottingham on 18th December 2012. ‘Un-Hidden Focus’ will feature the work of people who have recently completed a 10 week photography course with the Hub. The exhibition showcases the work of: David [...]
This Digital Photography for Beginners course is aimed at people who own a digital camera and want to know how to use it properly. During the 10 week course you will learn the basic camera settings, skills to develop your photography, and studio lighting. By the end of the courses [...]
Find out how to take good photographs, how to tell a news story with a photograph, and how to sell your images to the press. This workshop is part of Media Trust’s Cam360 project, which aims to get professional journalists and citizen journalists working together on crowd-sourced citizen photojournalism. The [...]
