Olivier Laurent
Olivier Laurent
Noor brings emerging market masterclass to South Africa
Noor is inviting South African photographers to attend its Masterclass in Documentary Photography, ran in association with Nikon Europe
Seminars 06 Feb 2012
Getty Images relaunches creative grants programme
Getty Images has rebranded its Grants for Good annual programme, putting greater emphasis on "the innovative use of creative and conceptual imagery and film," says the firm
Stock Agencies 06 Feb 2012
Pentax unveils its "compact" K-01 mirrorless camera
Pentax has thrown a paving stone in the mirrorless market with the release of its K-01 "compact" camera. BJP's Olivier Laurent speaks with Pentax UK's general manager Jonathan Martin
Manufacturers 02 Feb 2012
Sony World Photography Awards shortlist unveiled
The 2012 edition of the Sony World Photography Awards is just around the corner - coming to London in April. But, the World Photography Organisation has today announced its shortlisted photographers
Awards 02 Feb 2012
Crowdfunding platform Emphas.is launches publishing arm
Emphas.is, the crowdfunding platform dedicated to documentary photographers and photojournalists, has now launched a publishing arm
Business 01 Feb 2012
Apple updates Final Cut Pro X
Apple has released a "significant" update to Final Cut Pro X video editing application, bringing back features that had been lost, to much criticism, when the firm shelved Final Cut Pro 7
Software 31 Jan 2012
CNN Digital hires director of photography
Simon Barnett, a former director of photography for Esquire and Life.com, has moved to CNN Digital where he will be tasked with developing the use of photography across CNN's web, tablet and mobile platforms....
People Moves 31 Jan 2012
Sigma's founder Michihiro Yamaki dies
Sigma's founder and CEO Michihiro Yamaki has died after losing his battle to cancer. He was 78.
Obituary 30 Jan 2012
Photographers' Gallery to open in May
Following multiple delays since it closed down for renovation in 2010, The Photographers's Gallery has now announced that it would reopen its premises in May with a show by photographer Edward Burtynsky...
Organisations 30 Jan 2012
National Media Museum set to start work on London-based gallery
The National Media Museum has issued a call for contractors to bid for the contract to build its London-based photo gallery - Media Space
Business 27 Jan 2012
New photographic grant launched for women photographers
To finance the establishment of a new photographic grant dedicated to European women photographers, the founder of the Firecracker online platform has released an exclusive 2012 diary featuring the work...
Documentary 27 Jan 2012
Photographer wins copyright infringement case
Photographer David Hoffman has won a symbolic judgement against a government-affiliated charity - Drug Abuse Resistance Education - and the Department of Health after it used 19 images without permission...
Copyright 26 Jan 2012
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.
Documentary 25 Jan 2012
Toni Greaves: Radical Love, The Promise
Art director-turned-photographer Toni Greaves follows a young woman as she makes her journey into sisterhood.
Documentary 25 Jan 2012
Renaissance Photography Prize calling for entries
The Renaissance Photography Prize is now accepting entries for its 2012 edition, with all proceeds going to The Lavender Trust at Breast Cancer Care
Awards 25 Jan 2012
Getty Images fights copyright infringement ruling in French court
Getty Images stands accused of intellectual property right infringement after it was successfully sued in a French court by the heiresses of iconic furniture designers
Stock Agencies 23 Jan 2012
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