Aaah…here is a real world lesson in photographer/client relationships. See if you can guess which is which…
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Just read some interesting views from Jean-Francois Leroy, founder of Visa pour l’Image. He is talking about how agencies have helped kill photojournalism. He has some interesting points, it’s worth a read. I don’t know much about ha-ha’s, but they make me laugh (drum roll please). My gaff’s not big enough to warrant such extravaganze, but I was at a wedding at the weekend (see below) and there was a ha-ha there. I had taken along my Leica and a few rolls of c41 black and white. [...] Yep, you read that right. With a carefully planned drinking strategy, weddings can be fun I have been stumbling around the interweb when I came across some wonderful photography here. There is a fantastic and diverse collection of work on the site, well worth some of your precious time. Share on Facebook where there is no internet, but lots of wind and rain and other things that will do me good. Share on Facebook Last week I gave a presentation of duckrabbit’s work at DFID Pakistan. One of the questions that came up was whether you should use voice-overs or subtitles when someone foreign is speaking in their mother tongue? Nine times out of ten its a no brainer. The voice is so important. Its not just what people say but [...] Interesting…… Mridu Khullar thinks: also worth reading is a response by freelance journalist Erik Sherman. Why Readers Deserve No Journalism: http://industry.bnet.com/media/10002308/why-readers-deserve-no-journalism/ Share on Facebook that’s why his blog is what conscientious people would be reading, if only they could get beyond themselves. Don’t be put off by how important this stuff is. STAN BANOS of Reprocity Failure fame says: When I first learned of his site, I thought to myself- that certainly is one unique niche alright, but how the hell is he [...] Forward thinking photographers are being drawn together into an inspiring community of ‘doers’ around the blog RESOLVE. It’s editor, Miki Johnson, is slowly and lovingly building a great resource of information and inspiration. She’s got me hooked. That’s why duckrabbit are dead chuffed to be asked to contribute. Our first post has just been published, but besides [...] So said the Henry Miller. It’s with a rush then that I’ve just taken in GMB Akash’s photo set Take me Home: Due to Bangladesh’s large population, inadequate seats on the trains and poverty, it is quite common to see a thick layer of people occupying the roof of a train. Frequent accidents, which occur when [...] Congratulations to Adam Westbrook for losing his multimedia virginity on this ambitious project: After quite a few weeks of work (and a trip to Iraq) my first ever multimedia project went online last week. It’s called One Week In Iraq and I hope it’s a vibrant snapshot of what life is like for the final British [...] The BBC website has over the years given photojournalism a hard time. Great photos have often been displayed so poorly that they are rendered meaningless. Lets face it when it comes to pictures SIZE MATTERS. I was dead chuffed then to visit the BBC website tonight and see that finally they are giving pics the space and [...] |
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