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God Forgotten Face: Robin Maddock's take on Plymouth
Home has been an enduring subject for photographers over the years. Robin Maddock, whose second book, God Forgotten Face, focuses on Plymouth – a place he’d never lived in, but with which he has a childhood connection...

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Sabine Mirlesse: As if it Should Have Been a Quarry
Photographer Sabine Mirlesse turns her attention to Iceland for her latest body of work "As it should have been a quarry"

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Less is More: Mishka Henner's take on Robert Frank's classic
For his latest project exploring digital appropriation, Mishka Henner turned to “the Bible” of photobooks, Robert Frank’s 1958 classic, Les Américains. Colin Pantall finds it a thrilling example of a new trend in photography towards using techniques such as subtraction to make new images from old.

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Photographers and curators wanted for MargatePhotoFest
MargatePhotoFest is back for the third year and looking for submissions from photographers and curators.

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War photographer and Associated Press photo editor Horst Faas dies [update]
The celebrated war photographer Horst Faas, who early in his career became a photo editor at Associated Press, has died.

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Photojournalists plan Bosnian War book
A group of photographers and writers that covered the war in Bosnia in the early 1990s is raising funds to publish a book in time for the war's 20th anniversary

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Tate doubles its photography collection after donation
Tate has received a donation of 1400 photographs of London, including images shot by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Frank and Elliot Erwitt among many others, doubling the number of works that form its photography collection

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Jessica Eaton wins the Hyeres photography prize
Canadian photographer Jessica Eaton wins the Photography Jury Grand Prize at the 2012 Hyeres Festival of Fashion and Photography.

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Mitch Dobrowner wins 2012 Sony World Photography Awards title
Mitch Dobrowner has won this year’s Sony World Photography Awards, worth $25,000. He speaks to Olivier Laurent about his work.

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Contemporary photojournalism auction organised in memory of Anton Hammerl [Gallery]
One year ago, photographer Anton Hammerl was killed in Libya, leaving behind a wife and three children. Now, legendary photojournalists are coming together to raise funds for Hammerl’s family in an unprecedented print auction. Olivier Laurent reports

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Paul Graham wins the Hasselblad Foundation International Award
British photographer Paul Graham has won the 2012 Hasselblad Foundation International Award in Photography, which comes with a $150,000 cash prize

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Jason Larkin: Cairo Divided
Divided is a two-year investigation into Cairo’s social and architectural changes, self-published for the first time in its entirety in newspaper form.

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Edward Burtynsky's Oil comes to the iPad

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Hasselblad answers Leica on lens adapter release

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El Plus En: Ellerker Gardens

El Plus En’s latest project is an unsettling trip into the subconscious and an unusual take on the photographic series

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From photography to web-documentaries: Samuel Bollendorff's Nowhere Safe

As Samuel Bollendorff releases his latest web-documentary - Nowhere Safe - the French photographer tells BJP how he uses his images to tell interactive stories online.

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Tested: Canon's new professional compact camera, the G1X

The acclaimed G series was already many pro shooters’ favoured compact. So now that Canon has added a much larger sensor to its 13th edition, the G1X, what’s not to like? David Kilpatrick has issues…

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Magnum photographer chooses the iPad for latest project

Magnum Photos member John Vink has released his Quest for Land project on the iPad, bringing more than 10 years worth of images to the device. He tells BJP why.

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Web-documentaries made easy

Interactive web documentaries aren’t new, but until now they have required a daunting amount of investment and strong programming skills. Now the Klynt app is aiming to eliminate these impediments, finds Olivier Laurent, speaking to the man behind the program, Arnaud Dressen.

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Destroyed: Moby's first photography book [video interview]

Moby has been a musician for 35 years, but he picked up photography when he was just 10 years old. He speaks to Olivier Laurent in an exclusive video interview ahead of the release of his first photobook.

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Technical Perspective: The best tilt-and-shift lenses

Product photography is mostly done on the cheap these days but, to capture the weight and depth of your subject for high-end applications, you’ll need to use tilt and shift. David Kilpatrick looks at six of the best lens options.

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Kodak: The fading of the Old Yeller

Kodak once had a watertight business but, says Jonathan Eastland, complacency and a failure to look to the future have brought it to its knees.

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Listening in: The use of audio in photography

Some photographers believe audio is a better partner for still images, adding depth to their multimedia presentations, despite video getting all the attention right now. Olivier Laurent talks with photographers and picture editors about the benefits and pitfalls of producing audio slideshows.

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