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The credit is shared with the masters we worked with at MSF. Jake, Robin, Julie, Martin, Pete, Bruno, Mitch, Pascale and many others.
The headline on the BBC website reads: In Pictures: Rebuilding Wrecked Lives After Sierra Leone’s civil war Sounds interesting?
Then I flicked to the set and found another story to the one sold to me in the headline. There’s nothing technically wrong with Nick Danzinger’s black and white pictures of people from [...] If you have no knowledge about East Africa you might actually believe a statement like the one written above presumably by the photographer Stephano de Luigi on the VII website. I’m wracking my brains to imagine how he (or someone else) could have got it so wrong, and how no-one else has spotted it? [...] has been posted by Paul Melcher on the Black Star Rising blog. You can read the full post here. duckrabbit doesn’t entirely agree with him. I think its actually a bit of a cliche that NGO’s only show pictures of despair coming out of Africa. Actually I think a lot of what they show is [...] A photographer whose work I’ve come to admire greatly is Sanjit Das. He and I briefly worked together on a job for the NGO Action Aid in Delhi last summer, and since then I’ve been watching his output with interest – and not a little envy. He is a serious talent. Anyway, the other [...]
MISS HIV STIGMA FREE 2007 BOTSWANA..TSHEBETSO THOBOLO comes on stage at the MISS HIV pageant to great applause. (c) David White Stories about HIV and AIDS in Africa are often presented as either one of polar opposites. There are the news outlets who tend to publish negative stories, sometimes with a picture [...] Think of Africa and you envision wild animals, conflicts, starving kids and suffering. On a whole, this continent hasn’t had the best of times in the past few hundred years. Whilst for some it might be a fact of life, for others it’s a rite of passage in an industry that thrives on misery and [...] Having just seen the winner of The Press Photographer’s Year, I completely understand now why Kenyan photographers get totally pissed off so many of the photography jobs go to visitors to their country (NGO or otherwise). The argument being that outsiders are better equipped to deliver (yeah right). The winners photo was taken in Kenya. [...] I have to admit when MSF launched its Condition Critical website, a multimedia insight into life in Congo, it felt like it could be a real turning point in the way that NGO’s expressed their work. Unfortunately the opening fanfare was followed by silence, and I suspect a lot of people lost interest. Not [...] |
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