Photojournalists
Panos Pictures wants YOU!
Panos Pictures has launched an international call for submissions from photographers who want to join the agency
Documentary 17 Nov 2010
Visa plans crackdown on Photoshop
The debate over the use of Photoshop in photojournalism is set to become an integral part of this year’s largest photojournalism festival, as Visa Pour l’Image announces its programming for this year’s...
Festivals 02 Jun 2010
Moving images
Everybody's talking video and convergence as a generation of HD-enabled digital SLR cameras puts filmmaking into photographers' hands.
DSLRs 01 Jun 2010
Italian photographer shot dead in Bangkok
Fabio Polenghi has been shot dead in Thailand today while covering the violent confrontations between the army troops and anti-government protesters
Photojournalism 19 May 2010
Shaped by War: Don McCullin in profile
Legendary photojournalist Don McCullin reflects on his 50-year career in an exclusive interview with Colin Jacobson ahead of his 50-year retrospective at the Imperial War Museum North
Photojournalists 03 Mar 2010
The personal is political
Tomas Young was a patriotic American, determined to avenge 9/11 by signing up for the 'War on Terror'. But four days into his tour in Iraq, he was shot and paralysed. Young became the inspiration for legendary...
Photojournalism 11 Nov 2009
News for nowhere
Photojournalists were struggling before the recession, so how are they fairing now? Olivier Laurent travels to Perpignan for Visa pour l'Image to engage opinion, and finds some signs of hope among photographers...
Photojournalism 07 Oct 2009
Eyeless in Gaza
For the past month, the Gaza Strip has been sealed off and under siege. So, how is the world's media covering the latest wave of violence?
Photojournalism 21 Jan 2009
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Tutors wanted
Open College of the Arts are looking for new tutors for there highly successful photogrpahy degree programme. These are part time contract roles and tutors work from home.
Digital Retouching Specialist
Stu Williamson Photography looking for an experienced digital retoucher to join its busy studio in Dubai. Experience with portrait retouching a must and you need to be proficient with photoshop.
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The Flash centre are looking for an enthusiastic Junior to join their London Sales team.
Knowledge of Photography and an understanding of Lighting would be a benefit...
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