So this week we have advice on what to be put on your website, a questions about what can you achieve when you’re intimate with your subjects, interview with Matt Weber question whether do we still needs photobooks or not and many more.
- Great Compositions-Henri Cartier Bresson via Adam Marelli
- ICONATOMY by George Chamoun // A Journey Through Time via Yatzer
- Alec Soth – La Belle Dame Sans Merci via The PhotoBook
- Yakuza – getting under the tattoos via DuckRabbit
- Photographers, Your Website Design Needs More Substance — and Less Flash via Black Star Rising
- Matt Weber – “I’m just shooting my way through life” via Street Reverb Magazine
- Uniform_Code by Jim Allen Abel via Kantor Berita Mes 56
- Sander Meisner photographs the sleeping infrastructure of the urban environment via Feature Shoot
- Kyoko Hamada: A Letter to Fukushima via The New Yorker Photo Booth
- Photographing the Great Recession, Looking Back to the Great Depression via The New Yorker Photo Booth
- World Press Photo Masterclass in racial stereotyping? via DuckRabbit
- Colombus Day Discovery via Blake Andrews
- How Much Is A Picture Worth: Part Three via Rodney Smith
- Why Does Everyone Think They Need A Photo Book? via A Photo Editor
- Why Does Everyone Want a Photobook? via Conscientious
- Preview this photo magazine – and then read the real thing via Conscientious
- Marc Davidson – Saudade via Burn Magazine
- A photographer’s view: how I moved from film to digital via The Guardian Camera Club
Molo7 Photo Agency and the network Bedoon Rights started up the crowd funding campaign for a humanitarian photo project, “Bedoon”. I hope you’ll help us.
http://www.molo7photoagency.com/blog/bedoon-project/
The project wants to document the human rights situation of Kuwait’s stateless community. This dramatic social issue is one of the less reported in the Arab world.
What we need now is to raise, through this crowd funding campaign, € 5.000, that’s the amount that we need for covering the expenses of the project (the trip to Kuwait and a double exhibition, in Italy and Us). For return you’ll get regular updates from the work in progress. We also offer extra rewards for big contributions.
Could you help me to make known the crowd funding campaign for my humanitarian photo project, “Bedoon”? The deadline for supporting the project is 30 June 2012.
Thanks to all! Antonio Tiso