Open Eye

“The series has proved to be one of the most original pieces of documentary journalism the World Service has aired.” Tony Phillips, Senior Commissioner, BBC World Service.

 
Open Eye is a unique cross platform series not about photography, but about the people and the landscapes with which photographers form deep and visceral bond.

The work is a collaboration between the BBC and duckrabbit. It was launched in January 2011 on the BBC World Service, BBC NEWS ONLINE, and made available to other websites and blogs through embedding and podcasting. The bi-media approach combines a radio documentary with a photofilm in each programme.

Part 1: Lebanon's Missing

Part 1: The Missing

Part 2: The Other (side of Sweden)

Part 2: The Other

 
 

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People on duckrabbit

  • I’ve received much positive feedback on the videos — many people report being moved by them. I’ve appreciated your strong commitment to the project; your perseverance, hard work, and integrity; and above all your grasp of the reality of the DRC (Congo) and how to tell these stories in way that is compelling, dignified and at the same time raw and honest. Thank you. Jake Wadland, Condition Critical campaign
    Médecins Sans Frontières
  • People were blown away by your work – I made the Editor of the Today programme, Ceri Thomas, come into your session….wanted him to see for himself what you do Debbie Kilbride
    BBC Academy