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Samuel Aranda wins World Press Photo
Samuel Aranda has won this year's World Press Photo, the world's most prestigious photojournalism prize for an iconic image shot in Yemen. Interview.
Photojournalism 10 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
Post-processing in the digital age: Photojournalists and 10b Photography
10b Photography has established itself as one of the world’s leading digital darkrooms, handling post-production for scores of award-winning photojournalists who trust that the company knows where to...
Photojournalism 20 Dec 2011
Photography on the iPad: The Road to Success?
Photographers are increasingly experimenting with Apple’s iPad as a way to reach new audiences and gain financial independence from traditional revenue sources. But is the strategy working? Olivier Laurent...
Photojournalism 19 Dec 2011
Filmmakers seeking funds for Don McCullin documentary
A new documentary on the life and work of Don McCullin is to be released in 2012, but the producers, which include one of McCullin's closest assistants, need your help to finish post-production
Photojournalism 15 Dec 2011
Spotlight on crowdfunding: The Pastor Marrion Fund
Pastor Marrion P'Udongo has been called the "Oskar Schindler" of Congo, a man who's dedicated himself to saving and nurturing the lives of others. He's also been one of the most reliable fixers for photographers...
Photojournalism 07 Dec 2011
World Press Photo now open for entries
Professional photographers can now enter the 2012 World Press Photo contest, which closes on 12 January.
Competitions 02 Dec 2011
CNN: We don't need photojournalists!
Last month, CNN quietly announced it was laying off "a dozen" photojournalists across its US bureaus as, it says, the network can now rely on user-generated content thanks to new consumer technologies...
Media 01 Dec 2011
Spotlight on crowdfunding: Behind the Smokescreen
Rocco Rorandelli has been documenting the tobacco industry for the last three years, ever since he asked himself what lay behind a cigarette.
Documentary 24 Nov 2011
Spotlight on crowdfunding: Life Without Lights
When photographer Peter DiCampo decided to seek funds for his project Life Without Lights, he chose the Kickstarter platform instead of the more commonly used - at least in the photojournalism community...
Photojournalism 17 Nov 2011
Immersive iPad app Condition One has launched
Condition One has launched its groundbreaking immersive iPad app, offering photographers a new way to engage their audiences.
Media 04 Nov 2011
Photographer Giles Duley to speak at BJP's Vision
Giles Duley, a British editorial photographer who became a triple amputee after stepping on a landmine in Afghanistan, will be speaking about his career at BJP's Vision event on 18 November
Discussions 09 Nov 2011
Spotlight on crowdfunding: In the shadow of the pyramids
Laura El-Tantawy has been working, for the past five years, on a long-term project about her homeland: Egypt. Now, as the country is undergoing massive political and social changes, she's appealing for...
Photojournalism 04 Nov 2011
Spotlight on crowdfunding: Robin Hammond's Condemned
Panos photographer Robin Hammond spent $8000 of his own money to document the psychological effects of war, famine and natural disaster. Now, to continue his investigations, he needs your help.
Photojournalism 26 Oct 2011
Chris Hondros remembered as dedicated Fellowship in Photojournalism is launched
The family of Chris Hondros, the Getty Images photographer killed in Libya alongside Tim Hetherington, has announced the launch of the Chris Hondros Fund, which will offer grants and fellowships to help...
Photojournalism 20 Oct 2011
Yuri Kozyrev wins Bayeux Calvados War Photographer Award
Noor photojournalist Yuri Kozyrev has swept the photography categories at this year's Bayeux Calvados Awards for his recent work in Libya
Awards 08 Oct 2011
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