Photojournalism

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Visa Pour l'Image: Thinking locally

Munem Wasif only works in his home country Bangladesh, because, he explains to BJP, photojournalists just don't need to travel thousands of miles to find compelling stories to tell

Photojournalism 08 Sep 2010

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William Klein: "Photo reportages need context"

William Klein, whose work is exhibited at this year's Visa Pour l'Image photojournalism festival, says that not enough photojournalists add context to their images

Photojournalism 04 Sep 2010 screening image

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Visa Pour l'Image: New York's Finest

He's an ex-cop photographing cops. Antonio Bolfo's project is a very recent addition to the Visa Pour l'Image photojournalism festival, whose director says is the best work on the police he's seen since...

Photojournalism 01 Sep 2010

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Visa Pour l'Image: Astrada's back with new chapter in ongoing project

Photojournalist Walter Astrada is back at Visa Pour l'Image with the next part of his Violence Against Women project. He tells BJP how he gained access to his subjects, who live under intense psychological...

Photojournalism 31 Aug 2010

Don McCullin on photojournalism

Legendary photojournalist Don McCullin is one of the patrons of the Ian Parry Scholarship, so BJP caught up with him at the recent judging

Photojournalism 22 Jul 2010

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Finbarr O'Reilly: Beyond the black and white

Finbarr O'Reilly, one of Reuters' photographers based in Africa, started his career as a writer. In a conversation with BJP, he tells us why he ultimately chose photography to report African stories that...

Photojournalism 20 Jul 2010

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Sebastian Liste wins Ian Parry Scholarship

A young Spanish photographer was named the 'standout' winner of this year's Ian Parry Award by legendary photojournalist Don McCullin

Photojournalism 18 Jul 2010

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Cuba 1959: The Second Front

The men pictured were teenagers when, in 1959, they joined "La Revoluçion". Fifty years later, they put their old uniforms back on for Mexican photographer Alinka Echeverria

Photojournalism 08 Jul 2010

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Sharing is new focus of Visa festival

Five photojournalists, alongside the picture editor of the Sunday Times Magazine, have been selected to offer a three-day workshop on making it in the photojournalism world at this year's Visa Pour l'Image...

Workshops 07 Jul 2010

Magnum Photos adds two photojournalists

Young photojournalists Dominic Nahr and Moises Saman have joined Magnum Photos as nominees, adding to the agency's roster of documentary photographers

Photo Agencies 05 Jul 2010

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Alixandra Fazzina joins Noor

Alixandra Fazzina, a British photojournalist that has made her specialty of going into tribal areas of Pakistan, has joined the Amsterdam-based Noor photo agency

Photo Agencies 02 Jul 2010

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VII Photo's Ed Kashi: "We must change the way we consume"

Ed Kashi, who has just joined the prestigious VII Photo agency, talks to BJP about his six-year foray into the complexity of the Niger Delta

Photojournalism 01 Jul 2010

Last NCTJ photojournalism course closes down

Government funding cuts and changes within the media industry have led the Sheffield College to cut the last National Council for the Training of Journalists course for photojournalism in the UK

Education 17 Jun 2010

Defend your photo rights - moral rights and copyrights

JFL hits back at critics in AFP/Morel copyright case

In an exclusive interview with BJP, the Visa Pour l'Image director has answered critics who accused him of siding with big business at the expense of photographers

Photojournalism 14 Jun 2010

€50,000 cash prize offered for photojournalism project

The 2010 edition of the Photojournalism Carmignac Gestion Award is offering a €50,000 grant to one photographer to go towards the completion of a project in the Pashtun region of Afghanistan

Grants 10 Jun 2010

No Visa support for Morel in Haiti case

Haiti-based photographer Daniel Morel, who is at the heart of a legal challenge by Agence France Press over his images' copyright, won't receive support from Jean-Francois Leroy, director of the world's...

Photojournalism 09 Jun 2010

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