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No one told 12 of the world’s most promising photographers that photojournalism was dead, so they gathered to chart their futures.
via Lens Blog: https://archive.nytimes.com/lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/11/18/a-dozen-promising-photographers/
By editing one another’s work, we become connected. We are all vulnerable. I have to trust people with my images. They have to trust me. We debate all week. Do we photograph to inform the public or to create art? How much of our bias should be expressed in the photos we take?
By editing one another’s work, we become connected. We are all vulnerable. I have to trust people with my images. They have to trust me.
We debate all week. Do we photograph to inform the public or to create art? How much of our bias should be expressed in the photos we take?
