Photography News
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London -
1854 Media, the publisher of British Journal of Photography and owner of the 'oldest startup in photography', is crowdfunding its new visual content agency for the digital age.
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By AFP
Johanesburg -
A South African photographer, who captured the iconic black-and-white picture of a dying 13-year-old activist shot by apartheid police during the 1976 Soweto uprising, has died.
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By AFP
Mexico -
An exhibit of 44 striking images of the US-Mexican border taken by photographers for Agence France-Presse opened Friday in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, with the border itself as a backdrop.
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By AFP
Paris -
The legendary Iranian-born photographer Abbas, who covered wars and revolutions across the world during a glittering career behind the lens, died Wednesday in Paris, his Magnum photo agency said.
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By AFP
Paris -
Detained Egyptian photojournalist Mahmoud Abu Zeid, widely known as Shawkan, will be awarded UNESCO's World Press Freedom Prize, the United Nations' cultural body said Monday.
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By AFP
Amsterdam -
Agence France-Presse photographer Ronaldo Schemidt won the prestigious 2018 World Press Photo of the Year Award Thursday with a fiery image of a masked Venezuelan protester which judges said symbolised a country "burning".
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By AFP
Paris -
Emmanuel Macron is being tailed this week by US celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz, his office said Wednesday, as the French president pursues a tightly controlled media strategy criticised by some journalists.
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By AFP
Kumamoto -
A madcap Japanese great-grandmother armed with a camera and an appetite for mischief has shot to fame for taking side-splitting selfies -- many of which appear to put her in harm's way.
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By AFP
Jerusalem -
In the heart of Israel's Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem, pictures glorifying Hitler and dehumanising Jews are displayed alongside harrowing images of Jewish ghettos and the liberation of death camps.
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Multi-faceted Swiss photographer Daniel Mitchell chatted with Digital Journal about his upcoming sporting events for 2018, and he opened up about latest advances in technological and photographic equipment.
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Digital Journal ranks its Top 3 photographer interviews of 2017. These men have allowed us to follow them behind their lenses, and they opened up about the impact of technology in their work.
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By AFP
Washington -
Juli Briskman didn't think twice when she gave President Donald Trump the finger as his motorcade passed her while she was cycling on a road near his golf club.
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Andrew Tyler Capetandes chatted with Digital Journal about his career in music and marketing, as well as his loves for photography and modeling.
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By AFP
New Delhi -
Three college students were killed by an express train Tuesday while taking photos of themselves on a track in India, the country with the world's worst record for selfie deaths.
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By AFP
Perpignan -
Finalists in one of photojournalism's most prestigious awards competition came away with far more than pictures while covering the fight for Iraq's Mosul, the longest urban battle since Stalingrad.
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By AFP
Perpignan -
Belgian photographer Laurent Van der Stockt was honoured Saturday at photojournalism's biggest annual festival for his coverage of the battle of Mosul in Iraq for the French daily Le Monde.
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By AFP
Bras -
He went by the name Eduardo Martins and portrayed himself as a Brazilian war photographer who worked for the UN, liked to help people and who had a fondness for surfing.
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Esteemed photographer Daniel Mitchell chatted with Digital Journal about his career in sports photography, as well as the digital transformation of photography industry.
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By AFP
New York -
John Morris, a celebrated US-born editor who commissioned and published some of the most iconic photographs of the 20th century, died in Paris on Friday, Magnum Photos said. He was 100.
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By AFP
Brussels -
An exhibition showcasing the work of Agence France-Presse photographers who have documented the hope and heartbreak of Europe's migration crisis opened in Brussels on Wednesday.
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By AFP
Washington -
Never-seen photographs from the September 11, 2001 attack on the Pentagon released by the FBI this week show the massive devastation that faced first responders.
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By AFP
Dakar -
Best known for taking the last professional images of Kurt Cobain before his suicide, French photographer Youri Lenquette's newest exhibition reveals an eye now firmly fixed on Africa's most vibrant musicians.
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Google has announced a new open-source software project that can reduce the size of high-quality JPEG images by up to 35 percent. The development will let you save more photos on your phone's storage and help to speed up website load times.
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By AFP
Vatican City -
The famous frescoes of the Sistine Chapel, whose ceiling was painted by Michelangelo, can now be examined in minute detail thanks to an unprecedented photographic venture, the Vatican Museums have said.
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By AFP
Den Haag -
Brandishing a gun, his face contorted with rage, the shocking image of an off-duty Turkish policeman assassinating the Russian envoy to Turkey Monday won the prestigious World Press Photo Award.
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By AFP
Stockholm -
Swedish photographer Lennart Nilsson, who shot to fame in the 1960s with photographs of human foetuses and embryos, died on Saturday at the age of 94, his family told TT news agency.
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By AFP
Paris -
The European Space Agency on Wednesday released stunning images of baby stars taking shape inside the Milky Way's Orion nebula.
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By AFP
Addis Ababa -
Surrounded by untidy stacks of paper and abandoned half-empty coffee cups, photographer Aida Muluneh chain smokes cigarettes in her Addis Ababa office and rails against the negative portrayals of Africa by foreigners.
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Google is launching a new app to help make it easier to scan and digitize your printed photos.
On Tuesday, Google will launch PhotoScan, a standalone app that allows you to scan in print photos in a matter of seconds.
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By AFP
Moscow -
Heading to an exhibition of photographs of Ukrainian troops, Russian art lecturer Anton Belikov slipped a can of red paint into his pocket.
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Amsterdam's passenger terminal for the arriving cruise ships.
Barcelona, Spain, the Bubble Man.
Preston Manning Networking Conference 2013 Ottawa
Using the city of Toronto as a photography backdrop
Abstract: Reflection in Fuengirola Port.
Two women browse through photos taken on a digital camera. Digital Journal
Jonathan Smith fills light bulbs with different items and substances, shoots them with a pellet gun and catches the results with high-speed photography Video screen capture
The PSK Art Gallery is holding a Photography exhibition by FIPA-Forum of Indian Photographer & Artists of 4 Photographers Cultrated By - Vimal s Mehta
Photos of Lilly McElroy literally throwing herself at men. Lilly McElroy
A networking Conference in Ottawa.
Using the city of Toronto as a photography backdrop
Corporate Photography in London. The City Headshots
A police man accident by track in morning 14feb
Using the city of Toronto as a photography backdrop
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