Simon Norfolk talks about Full Spectrum Dominance at the Belfast Photo Festival.
Plastic Spoon By Yoshi Kametani Born in New York in 1980, Yoshi Kametani went to Edinburgh to visit a girl he met while traveling in Asia. He applied to and was accepted at a Scottish university. Over the following four … Continue reading
Rawiya is a photography collective founded by five female photographers from across the Middle East. Rawiya presents an insider’s view of a region in flux balancing its contradictions while reflecting on social and political issues and stereotypes. As a … Continue reading
From David Campbell and Jon Levy “Aesthetics have no place in photographing famine” webinar with David Campbell and Jon Levy from OPEN-i (Open Photojournalism Edu.
If you’re a photographer with a new body of work to show or if you’re a photography fan who has a new photo crush, you’re always welcome to submit it for posting on Aphotostudent. The majority of the posts on … Continue reading
From Newsweek and The Daily Beast is this video of Getty Images photographer John Moore talking about an image he made on Memorial Day ( May 27th, 2007 ) in Arlington National Cemetery of Mary McHugh at her fiancé James J. Regan’s … Continue reading
I’m a big Stanley Greene fan. And of course, I’m a big Robert Capa fan. So, I’m happy to share a video of Stanley talking about Robert… …photograph is about psychology and memory and I think that Capa had entered … Continue reading
Filmmaker James Longley has completed a new documentary and is making it available for free. Any donations help out his future filmmaking. His words below. My links added. In early 2001 I spent three months in Gaza filming material for … Continue reading
If you have the time, watch this Charlie Rose interview of Henri Cartier-Bresson. posted by james Pomerantz
This makes me sad. I saw this over at The Guardian. The New Yorker has some links to videos of the violence including a BBC video of alleged graves for killed Syrians and some graphic videos of severely injured Syrians. … Continue reading