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Bringing crowdfunding to book publishing
Self-publishing can be a minefield for photographers. But Crowdbooks hopes to make it easier by providing a one-stop-shop for funding and producing limited-edition photobooks, its founder Stefano Bianchi...
Books 27 Jul 2011
Higher state: Photography apprenticeships as an alternative to traditional degrees
Further education for photographers is changing, with apprenticeships and work-based learning taking an important role alongside the traditional BA and MA courses. Miranda Gavin surveys the options.
Education 20 Jul 2011
Close focus: Hasselblad's new research department
Hasselblad has gone back to its roots, creating a new research and development department to serve niche photographers, and starting with aerial specialists. Olivier Laurent speaks with the global special applications...
Medium Format Cameras 11 Jul 2011
10 of the Best Photoblogs
Photoblogs came of age in 2006, when bloggers started looking at other people’s images as well as their own. Joerg Colberg, the man behind the influential Conscientious blog, profiles 10 of his top recommendations....
Blog 11 Jul 2011
The £3.3m photography fund
Zelda Cheatle and Mehmet Dalman beat the recession by investing in photography, and built up a world-beating collection in the process.
Business 17 May 2011
Redesigning The New York Times Magazine
The New York Times Magazine is putting the emphasis on documentary photography in its redesign
Magazines 17 May 2011
Galleries go online to sell photography prints
Galleries that sell photography prints online are opening up a new market of emerging collectors and, in the process, challenging received wisdom about how artists edition their work.
Fine Art 04 Apr 2011
Crime Scene Investigation: Using the right metadata to catch criminals
Police forces risk letting the guilty go free if they don't address their procedures for using digital images as evidence in court. Mark Wood explains why a raw workflow is good for us all.
Business 25 Feb 2011
Magnum Photos' tagging game
Magnum Photos has opened up its enormous archive of images to a wider client base using the very latest keywording technology. Philip Wolmuth speaks to the agency
Photo Agencies 17 Feb 2011
Lumas breaks into UK market
Art for all is the concept behind Lumas, which has been a huge success in Germany, offering limited-edition art prints at affordable prices. And now it has come to the UK.
Fine Art 09 Feb 2011
Keywording is key – but don't go overboard
Stock photo buyers say it's as difficult to find a decent picture now as it was 15 years ago, despite the billions invested in digitising images and selling them online. It all comes down to keywording...
Stock Agencies 09 Feb 2011
Apple of your eye?
There's a lot of hype around the iPad, which is by no means the first device of its kind. But that shouldn't distract from the fact that it's a truly ground-breaking product.
Accessories 03 Feb 2011
Criminal Minded
The Soham Murders is just one high-profile case Acumé Forensics has helped to crack using photography, computer-generated imagery and 3D techniques to help solve crimes. Mark Wood profiles the Leeds-based...
Commercial 15 Jan 2011
Taking photographs in space
Is there life on Saturn? Diane Smyth talks to Carolyn Porco, director of CICLOPS, the agency charged with analysing images of the ringed planet sent back by Cassini–Huygens, the space probe that...
Photography 14 Jan 2011
Crowd-funding: With a little help from my friends
Crowd funding is set to be the next big thing in photography, as new platforms such as Kickstarter and Emphas.is emerge, helping photographers cut out the middle men and raise funds directly from online...
Photojournalism 11 Jan 2011
The female touch
Women are taking social portraiture by storm, scooping many of the major awards, and shaping the direction of the industry. Miranda Gavin investigates why.
Portrait 05 Jan 2011
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