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  • Photojournalist and AFP contributor Nabil Hasan al-Quaety killed in Yemen

    He was gunned down by unknown assailants while in his car, moments after leaving his home in the southern city of Aden. Security officials told AFP that the armed gunmen escaped.

    via The Jerusalem Post | JPost.com: https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/photojournalist-and-afp-contributor-nabil-hasan-al-quaety-killed-in-yemen-630117

    He was gunned down by unknown assailants while in his car, moments after leaving his home in the southern city of Aden. Security officials told AFP that the armed gunmen escaped.

    tagged Nabil Hasan al-Quaety
    in Obituaries
    June 3, 2020

  • Police Target Journalists as Trump Blames ‘Lamestream Media’ for Protests

    “I’ve really never seen anything like this”: Reporters and news photographers describe being roughed up, arrested and shot with projectiles while covering demonstrations across the country.

    Link: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/01/business/media/reporters-protests-george-floyd.html

    Barbara Davidson, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist, was covering a protest near the Grove shopping mall in Los Angeles on Saturday when a police officer ordered her to move.

    tagged Barbara Davidson
    in Access & Censorship
    June 2, 2020

  • Oliver Chanarin’s Male Gaze

    via Conscientious Photography Magazine: https://cphmag.com/chanarins-male-gaze/

    It’s always a sorry sight when a well known artist jumps the shark (to borrow that expression from popular culture). It’s particularly disheartening to see someone do it who based on her or his earlier work you would have thought should know a lot better. Yet here we are, being presented with Oliver Chanarin’s photographs of his partner, Fiona Jane Burgess, the mother of their two children (various of the pictures can also be found on Instagram).

    tagged Oliver Chanarin
    in Books
    June 1, 2020

  • Attacks on media covering the protests are simply following the president’s rhetoric – Poynter

    When President Trump, the leader of the free world, disrespects the press, why should we expect citizens to respect them?

    via Poynter: https://www.poynter.org/newsletters/2020/attacks-on-media-covering-the-protests-are-simply-following-the-presidents-rhetoric/

    For his entire administration, Trump has continually bashed the media — calling it “lamestream” and “fake news” and, worse of all, “the enemy of the people.” Perhaps then it should come as no surprise that the media was a target for violence and attacks all over the nation during its coverage of the protests.

    in Access & Censorship
    June 1, 2020

  • Entering a New World: Reviewed by Blake Andrews

    Book Review Entering a New World Photographs by Massimo Vitali Reviewed by Blake Andrews Whether relaxing beachside, exploring the r…

    Link: https://blog.photoeye.com/2020/06/light-break-reviewed-by-blake-andrews.html

    “That book is enormous!” cried my wife upon spotting Entering a New World, the new monograph by Italian photographer Massimo Vitali. Her reaction is a good summary review. Every aspect of the book is gargantuan. It’s more than 14 inches across, 11 inches tall, weighs 6.4 pounds, and covers ten years of shooting. For most of his career, Vitali has used large-format cameras to absorb acres of subject matter all at once, every corner reproduced in exquisite detail. There are no half measures here. Instead, we are presented with a full-corpus embrace of the world.

    tagged Massimo Vitali
    in Books
    June 1, 2020

  • Photojournalists Attacked and Arrested at Protests Around the Country – PhotoShelter Blog

    In the span of less than a week, concerns about COVID-19 have taken a backseat to the nationwide protests against police brutality and racism sparked by the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmad Aubrey, and Breonna Taylor. Photojournalists covering the scenes hav

    via PhotoShelter Blog: https://blog.photoshelter.com/2020/06/photojournalists-attacked-and-arrested-at-protests-around-the-country/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+PhotoshelterBlog+%28PhotoShelter+Blog%29

    In the span of less than a week, concerns about COVID-19 have taken a backseat to the nationwide protests against police brutality and racism sparked by the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmad Aubrey, and Breonna Taylor. Photojournalists covering the scenes have been confronted with violence against them by police and unknown agitators.

    in Access & Censorship, Audio & Podcasts
    June 1, 2020

  • https://www.leica-camera.blog/2020/06/01/hexie-hao/

    With his M6, 20 rolls of film and a 35mm lens, Jean-Luc Feixa travelled throughout China capturing poetic snapshots in soothing black and white.

    tagged Jean-Luc Feixa
    in Portfolios & Galleries
    June 1, 2020

  • The police abuses the press. Again.

    On Friday night—as mass protests sparked by the deaths of George Floyd, in Minneapolis, and Black Americans in Kentucky, Georgia, and elsewhere convulsed America—anchors with WAVE 3 News, the NBC affiliate in Louisville, Kentucky, were conversing on ai

    via Columbia Journalism Review: https://www.cjr.org/the_media_today/the-police-abuses-the-press-again.php

    ON FRIDAY NIGHT—as mass protests sparked by the deaths of George Floyd, in Minneapolis, and Black Americans in Kentucky, Georgia, and elsewhere convulsed America—anchors with WAVE 3 News, the NBC affiliate in Louisville, Kentucky, were conversing on air with Kaitlin Rust, a reporter who was out covering protests in the city, when Rust cried out twice. “I’m getting shot,” she shouted. Police, Rust said, were firing pepper balls at her. WAVE’s camera zoomed in on one officer, who cocked his gun and fired multiple rounds back at the camera.

    in Access & Censorship
    June 1, 2020

  • A Reporter’s Cry on Live TV: ‘I’m Getting Shot! I’m Getting Shot!’

    From a television crew assaulted by protesters to a photographer struck in the eye, journalists have found themselves targeted on the streets of America.

    Link: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/30/us/minneapolis-protests-press.html

    From a television crew assaulted by protesters to a photographer struck in the eye, journalists have found themselves targeted on the streets of America.

    tagged Linda Tirado
    in Access & Censorship
    June 1, 2020

  • Journalists covering nights of protests and unrest found themselves under attack – Poynter

    On any given day, any one of these attacks would be newsworthy. Friday night, they were numerous.

    via Poynter: https://www.poynter.org/reporting-editing/2020/journalists-covering-nights-of-protests-and-unrest-found-themselves-under-attack/

    On any given day, any one of the attacks that I mention in this column would be newsworthy. The fact that this is only a sampling of the many attacks on journalists this weekend underscores the dangers that they are willing to face to document an outpouring of anger, frustration and, in some cases, senseless opportunistic violence.

    in Access & Censorship
    May 31, 2020

  • John Loengard, Life Photographer and Chronicler, Dies at 85

    He shot compelling portraits of the Beatles, Georgia O’Keeffe and many others. He also celebrated photography, and Life magazine, in several books.

    Link: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/30/arts/john-loengard-dead.html

    He shot compelling portraits of the Beatles, Georgia O’Keeffe and many others. He also celebrated photography, and Life magazine, in several books.

    tagged John Loengard
    in Obituaries
    May 31, 2020

  • Scenes from a New York City Protest of the Police Killing of George Floyd

    “When I have my camera on me, I don’t forget that I’m a black human being,” the photographer Chris Facey said. “I remember why I’m at these protests.”

    via The New Yorker: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/photo-booth/scenes-from-a-new-york-city-protest-of-the-police-killing-of-george-floyd

    On Thursday afternoon, hundreds of protesters converged on Union Square, in New York City, to join the outcry over the police killing of George Floyd, in Minneapolis. Chris Facey, a student at the School of Visual Arts and a father of two girls, attended the demonstration. The police used bikes to form a barricade, in the hopes of keeping the protest contained to a single corner of the square, but, as Facey put it, “everything started spilling out.” He witnessed police officers shoving protesters and hitting them with bikes, “bending their arms in places they’re not meant to go.” More than seventy people were arrested. According to the police, several officers were injured. (On Friday, a new round of demonstrations—and arrests—took place, in Foley Square and at the Barclays Center, in Brooklyn.)

    tagged Chris Facey
    in Portfolios & Galleries
    May 30, 2020

  • The 2020 Better Days Exhibition – LENSCRATCH

    We can only hope for better days ahead–days that we are with friends and family again, days spent in beauty, days with the freedom to roam, or dine, or touch one another. Thank you for sharing you version of what we are missing. And in the meantime, stay safe.

    via LENSCRATCH: http://lenscratch.com/2020/05/the-2020-better-days-exhibition/

    We can only hope for better days ahead–days that we are with friends and family again, days spent in beauty, days with the freedom to roam, or dine, or touch one another. Thank you for sharing you version of what we are missing. And in the meantime, stay safe.

    in Portfolios & Galleries
    May 30, 2020

  • Announcing the Winners of the Feature Shoot Street Photography Awards – Feature Shoot

    We’re thrilled to announce the winners of the inaugural Feature Shoot Street Photography Awards! This year’s ten winners–Melissa Breyer, Dimpy Bhalotia, Alexandre Silberman, Joaquín Luna, Jutharat Pinyodoonyachet, Shevaun Williams, Claude…

    via Feature Shoot: https://www.featureshoot.com/2020/05/announcing-the-winners-of-the-feature-shoot-street-photography-awards/

    We’re thrilled to announce the winners of the inaugural Feature Shoot Street Photography Awards! This year’s ten winners–Melissa Breyer, Dimpy Bhalotia, Alexandre Silberman, Joaquín Luna, Jutharat Pinyodoonyachet, Shevaun Williams, Claude R. Beller, Sebastian Steveniers, Eric Davidove, and Lia Forslund and Franek Wardynski–will be part of a week-long poster run across six locations in New York, reaching an audience of hundreds of thousands. As the Grand Prize winner, Breyer will also receive $500.

    tagged Alexandre Silberman, and Lia Forslund, Claude R. Beller, Dimpy Bhalotia, Eric Davidove, Franek Wardynski, Joaquín Luna, Jutharat Pinyodoonyachet, Melissa Breyer, Sebastian Steveniers, Shevaun Williams
    in Contests
    May 29, 2020

  • Giorgio Bianchi – Donbass Stories

    Giorgio Bianchi Donbass Stories Several tens of thousands of dead and wounded, over a million refugees. The civil war in Donbass has literally erased entire cities and villages from the map, staini…

    via burn magazine: https://www.burnmagazine.org/essays/2020/05/giorgio-bianchi-donbass-stories/

    Several tens of thousands of dead and wounded, over a million refugees. The civil war in Donbass has literally erased entire cities and villages from the map, staining with blood the soil of the European continent for the first time in the twenty-first century.

    These are two chapters – Alina and Blind Pit – of my Donbass Stories,  which came to life with the idea to portray as main characters those invisible actors affected by the civil war in that region.

    tagged Giorgio Bianchi
    in Portfolios & Galleries
    May 29, 2020

  • Announcing the 2020 Aperture Summer Open Artists

    At a moment when ideas about truth have been disrupted, these artists consider how photography portrays our experiences of technology, politics, and the social landscape.

    via Aperture Foundation NY: https://aperture.org/blog/2020-aperture-summer-open-artists/

    Aperture is pleased to announce the participating artists in the 2020 Aperture Summer Open, Information. At a moment when ideas about truth and power have been disrupted, these fourteen artists consider how photography portrays and charts our experiences of technology, politics, and the social landscape, from declassified military archives and CIA conspiracy theories, to encounters with race and memory, to the physical spaces where digital information is concealed from the public eye. Together, they broadcast new ways of viewing our present—and our future.

    tagged Ash Garwood, Daniel Mebarek, Emma Cantor, Evan Hume, Florence Omotoyo, George Selley, Gus Aronson, Javier Alvarez, Joshua Rashaad McFadden, Kean O’Brien, Rowan Renee, Seunggu Kim, Widline Cadet, Yu-Chen Chiu
    in Contests
    May 28, 2020

  • ‘Eastern Comma’ by Yoppy Pieter

    This story about mass urban migration in Indonesia explores feelings of longing, belonging and nostalgia through personal memories.

    via Medium: https://witness.worldpressphoto.org/eastern-comma-by-yoppy-pieter-c13fdbbce562

    This story about mass urban migration in Indonesia explores feelings of longing, belonging and nostalgia through personal memories.

    tagged Yoppy Pieter
    in Portfolios & Galleries
    May 28, 2020

  • A Portrait of 1990s England, Captured by an ‘Outsider’

    via AnOther: https://www.anothermag.com/art-photography/12548/england-in-the-1990s-peter-bialobrzeski-dewi-lewis-give-my-regards-to-elizabeth

    Give My Regards to Elizabeth is a new book by German photographer Peter Bialobrzeski, comprising photographs of his year spent in England in the early 90s

    tagged Peter Bialobrzeski
    in Books
    May 28, 2020

  • A Photography of Gestures – Photographs by Shirley Baker | Book review by Mark Durden | LensCulture

    A new book shows Shirley Baker’s documentary work from a different perspective, shedding light on her playful and tender street photography

    via LensCulture: https://www.lensculture.com/articles/shirley-baker-a-photography-of-gestures

    A new book shows Shirley Baker’s documentary work from a different perspective, shedding light on her playful and tender street photography.

    tagged Shirley Baker
    in Books
    May 28, 2020

  • New Guide! The Photographer’s Guide to Inclusive Photography – PhotoShelter Blog

    As photographers, we have a moral obligation to listen to and understand a story first before trying to tell it. But are we considering how our perspectives or personal experiences may affect our approach to telling the story? Today, we’re thrilled to pre

    via PhotoShelter Blog: https://blog.photoshelter.com/2020/05/the-photographers-guide-to-inclusive-photography/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+PhotoshelterBlog+%28PhotoShelter+Blog%29

    Today, we’re thrilled to present The Photographer’s Guide to Inclusive Photography, made in partnership with Authority Collective.

    in Photography
    May 27, 2020
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