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Tommaso Protti Wins €50K Carmignac Photo-j Award | PDNPulse
Tommaso Protti Wins €50K Carmignac Photo-j Award | PDNPulse

The award will support Protti's ongoing project about the social and economic forces driving deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon.
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Tommaso Protti Wins €50K Carmignac Photo-j Award | PDNPulse

Italian photographer Tommaso Protti has won the 10th Carmignac Photojournalism Award for his reportage about life in the Brazilian Amazon, and the social and economic forces behind ongoing environmental destruction there. Announced September 4 at Visa Pour l’Image in Perpignan, the award includes a €50,000 prize to support Protti’s work in the Amazon, as well as an exhibition and publication of a monograph when he completes the project later this year.

Peter Lindbergh, Fashion Photography Icon, Has Died at Age 74
Peter Lindbergh, Fashion Photography Icon, Has Died at Age 74

Peter Lindbergh, the German fashion photography icon who is was credited with ushering in "the rise of the supermodel," passed away yesterday at the age
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Peter Lindbergh, Fashion Photography Icon, Has Died at Age 74

Peter Lindbergh, the German fashion photography icon who is was credited with ushering in “the rise of the supermodel,” passed away yesterday at the age of 74. The announcement was made earlier today through Lindbergh’s official Instagram account.

Shannon Davis: I Got Somethin’ To Show You
Shannon Davis: I Got Somethin’ To Show You

Shannon Davis is a photographer, design director and has been an adjunct professor at the Savannah College or Art and Design since 2008. She currently has an exhibition, I've Got Somethin' to Show You, Images from The Old First Ward, at the Buffalo History Museum, in Buffalo, NY, running since June 19th and will close…
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Shannon Davis: I Got Somethin’ To Show You | LENSCRATCH

Shannon Davis is a photographer, design director and has been an adjunct professor at the Savannah College or Art and Design since 2008. She currently has an exhibition, I’ve Got Somethin’ to Show You, Images from The Old First Ward, at the Buffalo History Museum, in Buffalo, NY, running since June 19th and will close September 15th.

A Photo Trip to Washington State, Dedicated to My Parents
A Photo Trip to Washington State, Dedicated to My Parents

After a difficult month, a time when I lost both my mother and father, I’ve collected images of the place they loved and called home, as a tribute to them both.
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A Photo Trip to Washington State, Dedicated to My Parents – The Atlantic

This summer has been a difficult one for me personally. In the past month, both my mother and my father passed away. I will miss them immensely, and will be remembering their lives among family and friends, but here, on these pages, I’d like to honor them with a collection of images showcasing the place on Earth they loved and called home: Washington. When I was young, we lived on the east side of the state, on a big farm outside Spokane. We spent countless hours driving the highways and back roads connecting the farms to the towns and the city. Our family split up, and over time, some of us moved west to Bellingham, Longview, and Seattle. These were the green lands I dreamed of as a boy, and we spent years exploring the mountains, shorelines, rain forests, and cities up and down the coast. These are for you, Mom, and for you, Dad.

Leica Camera announces 2019 Oskar Barnack Award winners - Leica Rumors
Leica Camera announces 2019 Oskar Barnack Award winners - Leica Rumors

Leica Camera announced today American photographer Mustafah Abdulaziz as the winner for the 2019 Leica Oskar Barnack Award (LOBA) for his series, ‘Water’ (see pictures above). German photographer Nanna Heitmann was also announced as the winner of the Newcomer Award for her portfolio, ‘Hiding from Baba Yaga,’ which is awarded to up-and-coming photographers under the…
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Leica Camera announces 2019 Oskar Barnack Award winners – Leica Rumors

Leica Camera announced today American photographer Mustafah Abdulaziz as the winner for the 2019 Leica Oskar Barnack Award (LOBA) for his series, ‘Water’ (see pictures above).

Disney Shutting Down NatGeo Your Shot Website to Focus on Instagram
Disney Shutting Down NatGeo Your Shot Website to Focus on Instagram

The National Geographic Your Shot website and community is about to come to an abrupt end. According to a pop-up message posted on the Your Shot website,
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Disney Shutting Down NatGeo Your Shot Website to Focus on Instagram

The National Geographic Your Shot website and community is about to come to an abrupt end. According to a pop-up message posted on the Your Shot website, the site will be “discontinued” on October 31st, 2019, and “all engagement, assignments, and promotion of photos” will shift to the Your Shot Instagram account.

Why the press struggles to cover the war in Yemen
Why the press struggles to cover the war in Yemen

In the wake of 9/11, when the US invaded Afghanistan, journalists flew into the country with American troops and filed stories on America’s war against terrorism. Later, in 2003, the press helped convince the American public that the Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction and that US intervention was necessary to liberate…
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Why the press struggles to cover the war in Yemen – Columbia Journalism Review

But a fourth war, in Yemen, equal in destruction and in its potential for fallout that directly affects Americans, has been covered very differently. Amnesty International has described it as the “forgotten war.” Coverage of the conflict, which has raged for five years and has precipitated one of the worst humanitarian crises in recent history, has been sporadic and simplistic.

In Tulsa, this photojournalist makes time to talk to strangers - Poynter
In Tulsa, this photojournalist makes time to talk to strangers - Poynter

“I fell in love with talking to strangers. Just seeing someone interesting, striking up a conversation and photographing them.”
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In Tulsa, this photojournalist makes time to talk to strangers – Poynter

A few years ago, Mike Simons walked and documented Tulsa’s 16-mile long Peoria Avenue one mile at a time.

“It changed the way I approach my job. Really, how I approach life,” said the Tulsa World staff photographer. “I fell in love with talking to strangers. Just seeing someone interesting, striking up a conversation and photographing them.”

A woman photojournalist navigates state and patriarchy in the Valley
A woman photojournalist navigates state and patriarchy in the Valley

Masrat Zahra, a Kashmiri woman photojournalist speaks about dealing with the shackles of state and patriarchy, especially since 5 August.
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A woman photojournalist navigates state and patriarchy in the Valley

On the morning of 5 August 2019, Masrat Zahra, a young Kashmiri photojournalist, woke up confused. Her phone was not working and the street outside her house looked eerily different. Soon, she learnt that the Narendra Modi-led union government had abrogated Jammu and Kashmir’s special status and split the state into two union territories. From that day till at least 30 August, Zahra went out almost every day to shoot in Kashmir to document the restrictions on movement and communication that the government had imposed, reactions to the move and its human cost. The photographs featured in the gallery are a selection of her work from this time.

In Memoriam : Jean Marquis

It was nice this Monday at Rambouillet. Jean Marquis, 93 years old, also left surrounded by all his family. He leaves us a magnificent body of work.

In Memoriam : Jean Marquis

It was nice this Monday at Rambouillet. Jean Marquis, 93 years old, also left surrounded by all his family. He leaves us a magnificent body of work.

Seunggu Kim: Better Days
Seunggu Kim: Better Days

"Time to question our lifestyle how we live.. Got me thinking about better days" -2Pac As summer draws to an end, it's a great time to consider how we spend our free time and explore the idea of what connotes a vacation.  South Korean artist Seunggu Kim has done just that with his project Better…
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Seunggu Kim: Better Days | LENSCRATCH

As summer draws to an end, it’s a great time to consider how we spend our free time and explore the idea of what connotes a vacation.  South Korean artist Seunggu Kim has done just that with his project Better Days, currently on exhibition at the Filter Space running through September 14th with a Closing Reception this Friday, September 6 | 6 – 9 pm.

Photography in the Era of Digital Proliferation
Photography in the Era of Digital Proliferation
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Photography in the Era of Digital Proliferation | Conscientious Photography Magazine

The public sphere in which these developments play out has become intertwined with our most private one: we wake up, and we look at our smartphones to check for messages, emails, articles, and/or pictures. Pictures, however, have ceased to be just that, pictures. Instead, they have become essential elements of our communication, whether they’re emojis (which make the connection between pictures and communication most clear), photographs, or whatever else.

Photography in the Era of Digital Proliferation
Photography in the Era of Digital Proliferation
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Photography in the Era of Digital Proliferation | Conscientious Photography Magazine

The public sphere in which these developments play out has become intertwined with our most private one: we wake up, and we look at our smartphones to check for messages, emails, articles, and/or pictures. Pictures, however, have ceased to be just that, pictures. Instead, they have become essential elements of our communication, whether they’re emojis (which make the connection between pictures and communication most clear), photographs, or whatever else.

#NoBudgetNoPhotos: Why Creatives are Fighting Back Against Shutterfly and Others
#NoBudgetNoPhotos: Why Creatives are Fighting Back Against Shutterfly and Others

Photography is an art and a commercial business. As a black-owned, woman-run business, Judah Avenue is both a passion project and an entrepreneurial
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#NoBudgetNoPhotos: Why Creatives are Fighting Back Against Shutterfly and Others

As much as I appreciate whenever someone compliments or expresses admiration for my photography, there’s no shying away from the fact that in order for this to work as a business, I have to sweat the details, the dollars and all of the cents. Because my staff, my clients and my family depend on this.

Jill Greenberg Settles Copyright Claim Against Clorox, McGarryBowen | PDNPulse
Jill Greenberg Settles Copyright Claim Against Clorox, McGarryBowen | PDNPulse

Greenberg reached an undisclosed settlement with Clorox and McGarryBowen over a claim for unauthorized uses of her images.
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Jill Greenberg Settles Copyright Claim Against Clorox, McGarryBowen | PDNPulse

Photographer Jill Greenberg has settled her copyright infringement claim against Clorox and its ad agency for an undisclosed sum of money, attorneys for the photographer announced. The parties reached the settlement in June.

Photojournalism Now: Friday Round Up – 30 August 2019
Photojournalism Now: Friday Round Up – 30 August 2019

This week on Photojournalism Now: Friday Round Up – a special edition featuring the 31st Visa Pour L’image Festival in Perpignan, the world’s most renowned photojournalism festiva…
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Photojournalism Now: Friday Round Up – 30 August 2019 – Photojournalism Now

This week on Photojournalism Now: Friday Round Up – a special edition featuring the 31st Visa Pour L’image Festival in Perpignan, the world’s most renowned photojournalism festival. This year features another amazing collection of visual journalism from around the world.

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